Most people are hoping that whoever scammed Paul and all those before him on eBay is caught. Pokemon TCG collectors and players rely on authenticators to ensure that products are real and worth the money. One of these Pokemon booster boxes is FAKE and I share the signs to look out for so you dont fall for it as well. While the Pokemon TCG community dislikes Paul, the failed authentication system is what has really upset many collectors. "I just went from 11 first edition boxes to five," Paul said. It was also an unfortunate event to the Pokemon community. Paul said he was trying to "look at the bright side" but couldn't find anything positive to say. This has become the biggest scam in the entire history of the Pokemon TCG. Joe, bro!? They could have been anything else!" Paul exclaimed in agony. Upon taking the boxes out, everyone seemed completely distraught. But right when the boxes inside were revealed, another guy asked why the wrapping was so "puffy." Everyone agreed that the boxes "don't look right." He had a top sports card expert take a look at the case again, who said that the tape was "aged" and wasn't recently made, as many Pokemon TCG pros stated previously based on incorrect codes.
Paul reacts to the discovery angrily, and the owner of the BBCE says “we all got duped.As more and more publications discussed the validity of the box, Paul decided to open it in a recent YouTube video. The findings were that while the exterior box showed signs of authenticity based on the aging of the case, once opened Paul, BBCE, and everyone else there discovered the Pokemon Card boxes were filled with G.I. Update on this: I’m flying to Chicago this weekend to verify the case with BBCE, the company who insured its authenticity to be continued… - Logan Paul January 5, 2022 In response to the online speculation, Paul traveled to Chicago to verify his purchase with the Baseball Card Exchange (BBCE) - a previous owner of the set claimed the BBCE verified the legitimacy of the set before, but Paul set out to authenticate his purchase in person. The box first sold for $75,000, well below the auction price.
Observers noted that the box Paul purchased doesn’t resemble previous boxes for a similar set, and the original seller changed their story on how they acquired this valuable case at least three times in the past. However, Pokemon card experts began to question the veracity of Paul’s purchase.
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