Museo Van Gogh, stop ai souvenir di Pikachu dei Pokemon per motivi di sicurezza

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Il museo non ha fornito dettagli su quali specifici problemi di sicurezza siano stati sollevati dalla disponibilità della carta che raffigura il personaggio Pokémon Pikachu in posa come nell'Autoritratto di Van Gogh con cappello di feltro grigio

 

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Il Museo Van Gogh di Amsterdam ha smesso di distribuire una carta Pokémon in edizione limitata per motivi di sicurezza. Si tratta della carta Pikachu con Cappello di Feltro Grigio, disponibile nella mostra sui legami di Vincent Van Gogh con l'arte e la cultura giapponese. La notizia viene diffusa dalla Bbc news. I video pubblicati sui social media mostravano i visitatori che affollavano i negozi del museo alla ricerca dei prodotti Pokémon.  Il museo ha affermato che si è creata una “situazione indesiderabile”.

La decisione

La scelta di rimuovere la tessera che raffigura il personaggio Pokémon Pikachu in posa come nell'Autoritratto di Van Gogh con cappello di feltro grigio, è dipesa dalle azioni di "un piccolo gruppo di individui”, specifica in una nota la direzione. Il museo Van Gogh  aggiunge che è stata presa pensando alla sicurezza e all'incolumità del personale.  Una decisione che si spera possa consentire ai visitatori di esplorare le mostre in "modo sicuro e divertente" . 

Story from Jam Press (Pokemon Cards)

Pictured: A Charizard “topper card” also sold for £1,235.

Box of rare Pokémon cards sells for £10,400.

A box of rare Pokémon cards has sold for £10,400.

The collection was released in 2000.

It is the Japanese version of the “Neo Discovery Set” – which was first released in the UK.

The box has never been opened and it is still sealed.

It contains 60 packs of trading cards from the popular Japanese series.

Although it was only estimated to rake in £5,000 at auction, it was sold for more than double that.

As it is unopened, there is a possibility it has expensive and rare cards inside – explaining the extortionate price tag.

The “Crossing the Ruins Japanese Sealed Booster Box” is still in ‘excellent condition.’

It was sold at auction by Ewbanks, in Woking, Surrey alongside other pricey Pokémon cards.

Another sealed booster box sold for £6,240 despite only expecting to make £3,500.

The ‘Team Rocket Unlimited Booster box’ contained just 36 packs of trading cards.

However, it has minor damage including dents and a tear in the seal.

A single trading card sold for a shocking £2,470.

It features a picture of the character Pikachu wearing a 'Charizard' poncho.

The card was a Japanese exclusive and released in 2016.

A Charizard “topper card” also sold for £1,235.

The rare card is in near mint condition and comes in a set of 12.

A Pokémon CD sold for a staggering £1,040.

The sealed promo CD was released in 1998 and comes with a pack of cards.

Pokémon trading cards became popular amongst 90s school kids following the success of the video game series.

More than 52.9 billion cards have been sold worldwide.

ENDS

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La carta 

Le carte in edizione limitata di Pikachu con Cappello di Feltro Grigio erano in vendita nel negozio del museo dal giorno del lancio della mostra, il 28 settembre 2023 e sono andate immediatamente esaurite, spingendo The Pokémon Company International a scusarsi con i fan il giorno dopo. Il Museo Van Gogh ha affermato che la carta sarà ancora disponibile nel Regno Unito,  Stati Uniti e Canada per l'acquisto online. Hanno aggiunto che la tessera sarà disponibile nei negozi olandesi selezionati dall'inizio del prossimo anno, ma non tramite il Museo Van Gogh.

 

Story from Jam Press (Pokemon Cards)

Pictured: The Japanese version of the “Neo Discovery Set” of Pokémon cards.

Box of rare Pokémon cards sells for £10,400.

A box of rare Pokémon cards has sold for £10,400.

The collection was released in 2000.

It is the Japanese version of the “Neo Discovery Set” – which was first released in the UK.

The box has never been opened and it is still sealed.

It contains 60 packs of trading cards from the popular Japanese series.

Although it was only estimated to rake in £5,000 at auction, it was sold for more than double that.

As it is unopened, there is a possibility it has expensive and rare cards inside – explaining the extortionate price tag.

The “Crossing the Ruins Japanese Sealed Booster Box” is still in ‘excellent condition.’

It was sold at auction by Ewbanks, in Woking, Surrey alongside other pricey Pokémon cards.

Another sealed booster box sold for £6,240 despite only expecting to make £3,500.

The ‘Team Rocket Unlimited Booster box’ contained just 36 packs of trading cards.

However, it has minor damage including dents and a tear in the seal.

A single trading card sold for a shocking £2,470.

It features a picture of the character Pikachu wearing a 'Charizard' poncho.

The card was a Japanese exclusive and released in 2016.

A Charizard “topper card” also sold for £1,235.

The rare card is in near mint condition and comes in a set of 12.

A Pokémon CD sold for a staggering £1,040.

The sealed promo CD was released in 1998 and comes with a pack of cards.

Pokémon trading cards became popular amongst 90s school kids following the success of the video game series.

More than 52.9 billion cards have been sold worldwide.

ENDS

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