Most items opened will be valued at less than the purchase price based on the buyback prices and values provided by Card Ladder. This means that buying a $25 starter pack likely means getting a card ...

GameStop shares tank more than 20% as retailer reveals convertible debt offering, trading cards plan By Yun Li, CNBC • Published June 12, 2025 • Updated on June 12, 2025 at 1:33 pm ...

In one of GameStop’s many scrambles to stay alive beyond its memestock status, the stores began buying graded Pokémon TCG cards last year. Now the company has found a way to sell them back to you, but ...

GameStop shares are missing the latest bout of meme-stock trading. They were little changed in early Friday trading, and have posted only modest gains over the past two weeks, even though renewed meme ...

GameStop says it plans to focus more on the trading-card business moving forward. This comes as the video game industry grows increasingly digital. Shares of the company fell 20% Thursday ...

Bill Gross says GameStop now mirrors Bitcoin's patterns; the firm plans for more Bitcoin investments and possible crypto ...

The Power Packs program is the latest collaboration between GameStop and PSA in the collectibles industry. The two brands first partnered in May 2024 when the video game retailer announced it would ...

Trading cards—Pokémon specifically—are a huge market for collectors, but scalpers often prevent most fans from purchasing cards at retail prices. Maybe GameStop can find a way to prevent ...

GameStop's Ryan Cohen discusses the firm's $500M Bitcoin investment as inflation hedge and possible crypto acceptance for trading cards.

GameStop currently offers card submissions in 1,360 of its brick-and-mortar locations and plans to add another 280 in June. Pokémon cards are the most submitted via the partnership.

Clearly, this latest update on GameStop’s Pokemon card plans is a mixed bag. For many, seeing Blooming Waters priced up again means they’ll be skipping this latest Pokemon TCG restock.