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What makes his case extraordinary is what he supposedly did with the money. Instead of using it for operational costs or payroll—compliant with the program's guidelines—he allegedly purchased a single rare Pokémon card with a significant part of the loan. Reports indicate that his purchase was for a card that could fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars on the collector's market, possibly one of the most expensive Pokémon cards in existence, like the notorious Prototype Blast Toys or the elusive Pokémon Illustrator card valued at approximately $250,000.