Father alleges son was scammed out of PSA 9 Rayquaza VMAX in trade at Pokémon XP in San Francisco

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  published 17h agoseen 15h ago

• card_conditionreported

  PSA 9 graded Rayquaza VMAX #218 from Evolving Skies

  “Bahn posted a photo of a PSA 9 Rayquaza VMAX #218 from Evolving Skies, identifying it as the valuable card his son had worked toward owning.”source

• community_responsereported

  Pat Flynn (Deep Pocket Monster) said he would contact Bahn privately to help

  ““I'd love to help out,” he wrote.”source

• community_responsereported

  Collector jackshitaum offered a PSA 10 Japanese Detective Pikachu promo and packs

  “Collector jackshitaum offered a PSA 10 Japanese Detective Pikachu promo and some packs”source

• incident_locationreported

  Second-floor trading area at Moscone South during Pokémon XP in San Francisco

  “He later clarified that it happened in the second-floor trading area at Moscone South.”source

• outcomereported

  It is unclear whether the card has been recovered or replaced

  “It remains unclear whether the Rayquaza has been recovered or replaced.”source

• verificationreported

  The alleged scam is based solely on Bahn's account and has not been independently verified

  “The exact terms of the trade have not been independently verified, and the alleged scam remains based on Bahn's account.”source