Pokemon TCG collector is now eating the animals that ruined his Van Gogh cards Pokemon \/ UniversalA Pokemon TCG collector had their delivery of rare Van Gogh cards destroyed by animals after the driver left the package outside. Now, some of them are on the menu for Thanksgiving. When The Pokemon Company released a promotional video for a collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Reddit user Mrpuffpuff196 knew he wanted to get his hands on the product. The promotion took place on The Pokemon Center store as well as at the museum, promising to explore the inspiration that Van Gogh drew from Japanese prints during his years with the French impressionists. One of the key cards, Pikachu with Felt Hat, is the most expensive English Pikachu card, with a market value of $161.36 at the time of writing. However, scalpers reared their heads and the promos were sold out in record time. The Pok\u00e9mon Center store even went down from the ridiculous levels of traffic. One collector managed to order the set in time, but when it arrived, things didn\u2019t work out as planned. Pokemon TCG collector sees Van Gogh cards ruined in delivery They said: \u201cFedEx driver threw the package into my yard while I was at school and the animals got ahold of it.\u201d Some users looked at it from the worker\u2019s perspective \u2013 the one who handled the delivery. One said: \u201cYeah I\u2019m not coming in anyone\u2019s yard with loose ass dogs. Sorry it happened, but you gotta put them dogs up when you\u2019re expecting packages. Clearly, they aren\u2019t super well-behaved.\u201d The poster shot back: \u201cThey\u2019re not dogs. My mom has goats she lets roam free in our yard.\u201d And speaking to Dexerto, Mrpuffpuff196 said there were also a pig and turkeys on the property. In the Reddit post, many fans of the Trading Card Game said this was \u2018karma\u2019 for engaging in scalping anyway, as the collector said: \u201cHer goats ate half my paycheck.\u201d So, what happened next? Some of the animals are now on the Thanksgiving menu The Montana-based collector explained why they were buying the cards in the first place, responding to scalper accusations. He said: \u201cThey looked cool. My mom is also an artist and has loved Van Gogh, so I think that played a part. But mainly, it was one of the first promos in a while where I went\u2026 I need that.\u201d They had purchased the cards at school but came home to a big mess. \u201cI actually went to the bathroom in history class and stayed in there for 40 minutes pacing back and force with my phone and debit card trying for stuff,\u201d they added. \u201cI ended up getting 6 packs of sleeves for the personal collection. \u201cGot home, parked by the garage, and saw this\u2026 Then I circled around and found the others, taking inventory.\u201d Between the pig, turkeys, and goats \u2013 the box had been torn open and the rare cards were sprawled across the yard. He says after contacting FedEx support and making a complaint, nothing happened, but what about the animals? Mrpuffpuff explained that the farm animals are always outside, adding: \u201cThey\u2019re not my animals and I don\u2019t particularly like them\u2026 they don\u2019t go inside and they\u2019re happy with that!\u201d After we asked what was next for the animals, he added: \u201cShe has two turkeys in the same yard that we will be eating on Thanksgiving.\u201d The collector has kept hold of all the cards from the set and says they ate around $300 worth of items from the set. As for scalping issues in the Pokemon TCG community, Mrpuffpuff says it is hurting the main demographic \u2013 children.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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