The other rarest cards in Pokmon history Pikachu Illustrator Unnumbered/Promo Promo (CoroCoro Comic) Illustrator: Atsuko Nishida Value: $16,500,000 Charizard 150/150 Rare (Topsun 1995) Illustrator: Ken Sugimori Estimated value: $493,230 Charizard 4/102 Holo Rare (Base Set) Illustrator: Mitsuhiro Arita Value in PSA 10: $420,000 Blastoise 2/102 Holo Rare (Galaxy Star Prototype) Illustrator: Ken Sugimori Value: $360,000 Tsunekazu Ishihara GX Unnumbered/Promo Promo (Black Star Promo) Illustrator: Mike Martin Estimated value: $237,230 Kangaskhan Unnumbered/Promo Promo (Parent/Child Mega Battle) Illustrator: Ken Sugimori Value: Approximately $150,000 Lugia 9/111 Holo Rare (Neo Genesis) Illustrator: Hironobu Yoshida Value in PSA 10: $144,300 Trainer No
Five mana is expensive enough that you probably wont be able to afford any follow-up creatures, but this is still something you can play into if you dont commit too many of your own creatures to the board before you cast it
Hitting both artifacts and creatures is great and can really stall decks that rely on treasures
Otherwise you have a crappy slow 3 mana tutor and a broadly useless 1/1 body
I think green paired with any other color is really good, and the frequency at which you see powerful rares is both enticing and a put-off for some
A card given the designation "PSA 10" is a virtually perfect card, which must have four perfectly sharp corners, sharp focus and full original gloss, according to industry leader PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator)
