Malaysian Collector Selling Pokémon Card Collection Worth 36 Million Baht After Previous Sale of 14 Million

The announcement made on May 14 has once again generated buzz as a Malaysian Pokémon card collector listed his personal collection for sale at 4.44 million Malaysian ringgit, approximately 36.6 million baht, with a broker commission of over 80,000 ringgit or roughly 660,000 baht for whoever successfully finds a buyer.

Damiral Imran, a collector from Penang state in Malaysia, previously made headlines when he sold a complete Pokémon card set for 1.87 million ringgit or about 14 million baht. Recently, in early May, he posted on Facebook announcing the sale of part of his personal Pokémon card collection, pricing it at 4,444,444 Malaysian ringgit or approximately 36.6 million baht.

Imran revealed that he spent only six months accumulating this collection and estimates the current market value between 4.68 to 4.75 million ringgit or roughly 38-39 million baht. He also accepts exchange offers in the form of 3.8 million ringgit in cash, approximately 31.3 million baht, plus a Mercedes-AMG GTS sports car.

To increase the chances of closing the sale, the collector is offering a 660,000 baht commission to anyone who successfully helps find a buyer. All transactions will be conducted in cash with direct delivery in Kuala Lumpur.

Previously, Imran set a record selling a Pokémon card set valued at over 2 million ringgit (approximately 16.5 million baht) for 1.87 million ringgit (about 14 million baht) within just 10 days of the announcement. At that time, he offered the buyer the option to pay 1 million ringgit (around 8.2 million baht) in cash plus a Porsche 911 Carrera 4S sports car, but ultimately the buyer chose to pay the full amount in cash instead.

The popularity of Pokémon cards continues to grow among collectors worldwide, particularly rare cards and complete collections whose values have increased rapidly over the past several years.