Man sells son's forgotten Pokémon cards for $2M after keeping them in attic for 15 years

At a glance

What is known about the sale

The story concerns a man who sold his son's Pokémon card collection for $2 million. The collection had been stored in an attic for 15 years before being sold. No information has been provided about the specific cards included in the collection or the buyer.

Details about the cards and collection

There are no details available regarding which cards were in the collection, their condition, or the total number of cards. The facts do not specify if the cards belonged to a particular set or if any rare or special cards were part of the sale.

Timing and location

The sale has been reported as official news as of 23 October 2026. The region or country where the sale occurred is not stated. No information about when during the 15 years the cards were acquired or stored has been provided.

What collectors can watch for

Collectors interested in this story can watch for any further details or announcements about the cards involved or similar sales. As the facts do not include any upcoming releases or related products, no direct links to current collections are available.

Is it official?

It’s a news report: Galar Alerts wrote it up from what’s been published. Where Pokémon or a shop has confirmed something, the story says so.

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