The BBC owner turns to one of his employees who looks absolutely shattered and says, "What?" The employee says the boxes look "puffy" and that they don't look right. That brief moment of excitement ends quickly, however. There do appear to be first edition base set Pokemon TCG booster boxes within, judging from the boxes themselves and the clear plastic seals they use. Upon opening, the group immediately believes their money is worth it. Inside, they expect to find six "Booster Boxes," individual boxes each wrapped and sealed that contain many booster packs. It's at this point that the group decides to open the box of what they believe to be Pokemon cards. RELATED: Logan Paul Wears $150,000 Pokemon Card On Gold Chain for Mayweather Fight After the BBC reiterates that it believes the box is authentic, Paul even pours himself a glass of wine. The group includes card collector Matt Allen, who Paul purchased the box from in the first place, as well as the owner and several employees from the Baseball Card Exchange, which previously authenticated the box as real. In a video titled "I Lost $3,500,000 On Fake Pokemon Cards" published on Thursday, Logan Paul shares a recording of him and his entourage opening the infamous box. His $3.5 million box of Pokemon cards is now confirmed to have been a scam.
That's now changed, as Paul has confirmed that the box has been opened.
This specific box has long been rumored to be fake, even persuasively so, but without opening the box there was no firm proof. This box of cards has been reported on for years, only to come into the hands of influencer Logan Paul in December 2021. The long saga of a box of first edition base set Pokemon cards has come to its inevitable conclusion.
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