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Pokémon YouTuber Gets $157 From GameStop For $328 Worth Of Cards

A GameStop employee worked to appraise rare Pokemon card trade-ins following the rushed rollout of a new PSA collectible program.
A GameStop employee worked to appraise rare Pokemon card trade-ins following the rushed rollout of a new PSA collectible program. Screenshot: Leonhart / Kotaku

In a surprise twist, GameStop recently announced internally that some of its stores would begin buying and selling graded collectibles like Pokémon cards. There were immediately a bunch of questions like “how?” and “why?” One YouTuber recently tested exactly how the process works. – Ethan Gach Read More

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