It’s the dream. A retired painter and decorator looked around in his attic and found his forgotten collection of Pokémon cards, then sold them at auction for £1.56 million ($2.09 million).
A retired British man struck it rich after 42 forgotten Pokémon card sets stored in his attic for 15 years sold for more than $2 ...
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England man finds 15-year-old Pokemon cards in attic, sells them for £1.56 million
A retired father in England has struck a million-pound fortune after stumbling upon a collection of Pokémon cards he had left ...
As reported by the BBC, a former decorator from Woking, England, just sold his Pokémon collection for £1.56m (roughly $2 million). The sale took place at Ewbank’s Auctions, which claimed it was the UK ...
Joshua Nero bought the set in an auction which made £1.5m for a retired decorator from Surrey.
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British man sells rare Pokémon cards for $2 million after storing them in attic for 15 years
The man shared that he initially took an interest in the cards because his son had started collecting and trading them with friends at school.
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