Collector's $660,000 PSA 10 Shiny Rayquaza turns out to be a fake slab
Jesse Peng paid over $660,000 for a PSA 10 Call of Legends Shiny Rayquaza through a middleman, then determined the slab was fake: real card, real label, wrong fugitive ink, according to Dexerto.
Six figures didn't buy certainty here: a real card in a real PSA holder with doctored ink. At this price level, a respected middleman is not authentication. Check the cert, the ink, and the provenance yourself before money moves, because one fake reaching $660,000 means more attempts are coming at the top end.
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Dexerto Pokemon collector reveals $660,000 “dream card” was actually fake Published Nov 3, 2026Figures are as reported by the source; we haven't verified the sale ourselves.