Pokemon TCG Attic Collection Sells For $2 Million [Confirmed]

According to verified reports published by Kotaku on October 22, 2026, a British decorator successfully auctioned a forgotten Pokémon TCG master collection discovered inside his attic for an astonishing $2 million total at Ewbank's auction house. The collector initially acquired the cards in the late 1990s as an investment while his son swapped them at school, eventually packing away pristine binders in his loft fifteen years ago. When presented to Ewbank's, appraisers experienced unprecedented shock as jaw-dropping master sets emerged, including a Legendary Collection full binder that fetched £130,000—shattering its initial £20,000 prediction. This historic sale marks Ewbank's most successful auction in thirty years, underscoring the explosive resurgence of vintage trading card valuations across global markets. Analysts note that pristine condition cards from early Wizards of the Coast eras continue to command institutional-grade pricing. Speaking of market surges, check out how other entertainment assets are performing in [Marvel's Wolverine Tops September 2026 Sales [Confirmed]](/news/marvel-wolverine-september-sales-2026). Collectors worldwide are now scrambling to inspect forgotten storage units, family attics, and old lockboxes for hidden TCG gold mines.