what would you do to get one Pokémon card Rare and valuable? Are you willing to pay any amount? Or maybe you would suggest Trade your dog for it? It sounds crazy, but it’s happened at least once during a Pokémon event.
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As you can see below, pickleqw33n posted a short clip in which he explains to someone off camera how sometimes people suggest Trade your dog for Pokémon cards. Shortly after, a man appeared with this suggestion.
The card seller saw a French bulldog and gave the owner a sticker of Snubbull, a Pokémon inspired by the French bulldog. The latter may be a breederbecause he claimed the dog was worth $4,000 and offered to trade it for a card.
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pickleqw33n pointed out “this is immoral” and added, “How do you know your dog’s owner will give it a good home? He also said, “You’re exchanging a piece of cardboard for a living thing. Ridiculous.”
So it shows Similar things have happened beforea person sells their French bulldog for $10,000. It’s possible that breeders are trying to obtain rare cards and then resell the dogs they breed at a higher price: obviously the sale value of a dog is not equal to the cost incurred in breeding it, so exchanging the dog is cheaper than buying the card with real money. What do you think?
Finally, we would like to remind you that 605 Pokémon and One Piece cards worth more than 27,000 euros were seized in Malpensa.