Most valuable Pokemon cards worth up to £105,000 – do you have one worth a small fortune?
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POPULAR 90s card trading game Pokemon has enjoyed a lockdown resurgence as it approaches its 25th anniversary and enthusiasts could be sitting on a deck worth thousands of pounds.
Before the days of smartphones and video games, children of the 90s spent their time in the playgrounds swapping and battling against each other with Pokemon cards.
The whole collection is expected to sell for £100,000.
He told The Sun: “The most valuable cards are those that are older, most rare and in the best condition.
“We have seen increased demand and it is hard to keep up especially as the pandemic and Brexit have restricted supplies. This also pushes up prices.”
Demand has also been generated by YouTube influencers such as Logan Paul who regularly hosts videos of himself opening new packs of Pokemon cards and auctions some off.
That is just the listing price though and one sold in the UK last month on
It is important to lookout for fakes.
YouTube influencer Logan Paul revealed last year that a Pikachu Illustrator card he owned that was believed to be worth $2 million was actually a fake.
1999 1st Edition Raichu Holo card - £25,000
1999 1ST Edition Fossil Set Dragonite Holo card - £3,000 to £5,000
If you were never into collection Pokemon cards, chances are some of your other toys could also be worth a tidy sum.
My Little Pony, Barbie and Game Boy toys have previously sold for up to £1,200 on eBay.
Your childhood Toy Story memorabilia could also be worth up to £680 on the auction site.
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Meanwhile, you could sell your vintage troll dolls for up to £200.