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Meet Anthony Scaramucci’s son, A.J. Scaramucci.
The guy who just paid $16,492,000 for Logan Paul’s famous Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card.
Sounds legendary at first.
The rarest Pokémon card ever.
Guinness World Record.
The same card Logan wore at WrestleMania.
But the deeper you look, the stranger it gets.
Logan bought it for around $5.3M in 2021… Then turned it into a global marketing machine.
Videos. WWE appearances. Endless media hype.
Even fractional ownership schemes where people could buy “shares” of the card.
Now it suddenly sells for over 3x more.
Some collectors believe the value wasn’t driven by rarity anymore…
But by celebrity hype engineered for years.
That’s why many people are calling it a scam.
Not because the card is fake.
But because the price may have been.