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A $100M Pokémon Card? Meet the Man Spending Millions on Comics and Other “Alternative Assets”
The minds of certain pockets of the collectible world exploded earlier this year when a rare Pokémon card sold for record $16.5 million.
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A rare Pokémon card sold for a record $16.5 million earlier this year, drawing attention when the buyer was revealed to be AJ Scaramucci, founder of Solari Capital and son of former Trump White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci. The sale marked the first high‑profile transaction in Scaramucci’s new venture, Treasure Trove, which he launched to focus on “alternative assets.” Treasure Trove is positioned as a collectible investment platform that seeks to acquire and manage non‑traditional items such as comics, cards, and other collectibles. The Pokémon card deal is described as the opening salvo for the venture.
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