A $ 60,000 Pokémon card missing in the mail

In August 2018, a person on eBay paid $ 60,000 for a very rare Pokémon map. Almost a year later, the card has not arrived and no one knows where it is going.

YouTuber and Pokémon collector of cards smpratte to history (via CNET), because he claims to know personally the buyer and the seller. According to smpratte, what seems to have happened is that, having sold the $ 60,000 card last year to a person outside the United States, the seller sent it to the domestic market, after which the card was was sent to a Global Shipping Program center in New York.

The card was signed for a value of $ 50,000 for insurance purposes – the highest possible figure – and then was to be sent. However, this is where the journey of the map ends, since no follow-up has been reported, and no trace has been found since.

The card in question is a "coach # 3" (left), one of the world's rarest, who was awarded third place in a "Super Secret Battle" in Japan in 1999. smpratte assumes that the card was distributed missing at the GSP New York office when someone pointed out the insured value of the package, but nothing proves it: the video seems rather to be intended to warn its holder, now that thanks to The rarity of the map, there is no way it can be sold without attracting the attention of people who know what it is and who legally owns it.

The buyer is now offering $ 1,000 worth of information to locate the map (you can contact smpratte for more details).

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