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#850 Are Pokémon Cards The Next Big Investment?

Podcast: Plan B
Published: Apr 24, 2026
Duration seconds: 1531
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Summary

Remember when Logan Paul made headlines selling a Pikachu card for US$16.5 million? It put the spotlight on the booming world of Pokémon card collecting, and now, Singapore has its own player in the game: Syamil from @Konbiniripz. We got a close-up of his collection, with some cards valued at $20K–$30K. But after the rise and fall of trends like Labubu and Bearbrick, will Pokémon cards last? Syamil shares his backup plan.