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Retired Decorator's Attic Pokémon Cards Sell for £1.56m

Retired Decorator's Attic Pokémon Cards Sell for £1.56m

Jarek Tuszyński, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

A retired decorator from Woking has become a millionaire after his Pokémon card collection, left sealed in his attic for 15 years, sold for £1.56m at Ewbank's in Surrey. He bought the sets in the late 1990s as an investment. One set that cost him £300 fetched £75,000, while a complete master set including a Charizard card went for £100,000 in a claimed UK record.

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