Logan Paul’s rare Pikachu Illustrator card is set for a potential record-shattering sale.
Former WWE United States Champion Logan Paul recently put his rare Pikachu Illustrator card up for auction, the bid for which, according to his latest update, has since risen to a staggering $6 million. He noted that the sale would make the card an official “2-time world record-setting collectible grail!”
The card originated in 1998, illustrated by Atsuko Nishida, the original designer of Pikachu, with only about 39 copies made. While most surviving copies were lost, damaged, or graded lower over the years, Logan Paul owns the only known PSA 10 (Gem Mint) graded copy. He bought the card in 2021 for nearly $5.3 million and even showcased it during his in-ring debut at WrestleMania 38.
Now, Polymarket’s crowd-implied predictions project a sale price of over $12.1 million, with 83% odds favoring over $10 million and 51% for over $12 million. The auction will end on Monday, February 16, 2026, and if the projections are anything to go by, Logan Paul’s card is well on its way to shattering records with the sale.
Logan Paul says, ‘WWE is way harder than fighting Floyd Mayweather’
During his recent appearance on ESPN’s First Take, Logan Paul shared his thoughts on what he considers a more challenging feat for him: his boxing exhibition with Floyd Mayweather Jr. or competing inside a WWE ring. Paul went on to explain why he believes WWE is “way harder.”
“It’s a hard question just because of how good I am at everything and also how humble I am. It’s not just me saying that; that’s just what everyone says. But I would definitely have to say WWE is way harder than fighting Floyd Mayweather.
“I’ve said this before. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done by a mile. Boxing is obviously difficult. Floyd Mayweather is very good, but wrestling involves a 360-degree skillset, where you have to work every part of your mind and body that I just have not experienced before in a craft,” Logan Paul said.
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