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He bought Pokémon cards for ₹37,998 and forgot about them. Years later, his collection sold for £1.56 million

First reported · latest coverage · 4 outlets, 6 items · lead: Business Today8

He bought Pokémon cards for ₹37,998 and forgot about them. Years later, his collection sold for… — image from Business Today
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What happened

Business Today carries the lead headline, “He bought Pokémon cards for ₹37,998 and forgot about them. Years later, his collection sold for £1.56 million”. It was first reported in our feed on Oct 22, 2026 at 5:45 PM CT.

3 other outlets picked it up — Rayo, Metro Mode and Seoul Economic Daily. Coverage in our feed runs for 3d 14h from first to latest report.

Who’s covering it

Why it matters

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Coverage timeline

  1. first reportBusiness Today He bought Pokémon cards for ₹37,998 and forgot about them. Years later, his collection sold for £1.56 million
  2. +8h 14mRayo Retired Woking decorator's attic Pokémon cards sell for £1.56 million at auction
  3. +10h 26mRayo Retired Woking decorator's attic Pokémon cards sell for £1.56 million at auction
  4. +11h 09mRayo Retired Woking decorator's attic Pokémon cards sell for £1.56 million at auction
  5. +1d 4hMetro Mode Forgotten Pokémon cards in the attic sold for £1.56 million
  6. +3d 14hSeoul Economic Daily Forgotten Pokemon Cards in Attic Sell for 1.56 Million Pounds

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Topic Auction ResultsTCG Pokémon

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