The death of Avery, a twelve-year-old boy, sparked a surge in the value of a rare Pokémon card, the 'Jirashi' card, due to its association with his last video. The card's price increased from $70 to over $100 within days of the story going viral, according to sources. This rise was attributed to monopolists and speculators capitalizing on the tragedy.

The Avery family condemned the exploitation, stating they were not involved in any card sales and had asked sellers to remove listings. They emphasized that the price increase was an insult to Avery's memory and that they were focused on grieving and supporting their children.

Public reaction was mixed, with some defending the speculators as genuine enthusiasts, while others condemned their actions as inhumane. The family's statement highlighted the emotional toll of the situation, as they could not mourn in peace due to the ongoing exploitation of Avery's death.

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The sources suggest that the price of the 'Jirashi' card has remained elevated, with some listings reaching $114. However, the exact price increase and the specific actions taken by the family remain unverified, as the sources do not provide definitive details.