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Investor Peter Levin says Pokémon cards would serve as global currency after an apocalypse

Griffin Gaming Partners founder Peter Levin told The Hollywood Reporter that Pokémon cards would become the global currency if an apocalypse occurred, claiming the cards are outperforming the S&P 500 by 3,000 percent. He said he owns over 500,000 trading cards across different collecting scenes.

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Extracted facts (3)

  • collection_sizereported

    Levin owns over 500,000 trading cards

    “told The Hollywood Reporter that he owns over 500,000 trading cards across different scenes”source
  • market_claimreported

    Pokémon cards are beating the S&P 500 by 3,000 percent

    ““Pokemon cards are beating the S&P 500 by 3,000 percent.”source
  • quotereported

    Peter Levin says Pokémon cards would be the global currency the day after an apocalypse

    ““I’m absolutely convinced that if the world suffered an apocalypse tomorrow, the following day the global currency would be Pokémon cards,” he said.”source

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Confidence

40/ 100reported
Source agreement100%
Entity matching50%
Official source0%
Publisher trust50%
Independent corroboration39%
Extraction confidence55%

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    Investor Peter Levin says Pokémon cards would serve as global currency after an apocalypse

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