But if you are lucky enough to get that card, you must save it for the best times
Printing errors can make the value of a card go up an insane amount, as it makes these cards unlike most
Sending damage from one player to the next sparks interesting discussion around the table as players figure where the damage should go, and it creates a more intriguing dynamic than just punishing players for participating in the game
The other 99.9% of the time, its utterly useless
But the market seems more investment and business oriented rather than hobby/collecting oriented. Advertisement Gabe Horvath of Coast Cards in Sugarloaf, Pa., set up at the March Madness show in White Plains, N.Y., selling Pokmon/TCG, vintage sports and modern sports at his multiple tables
I aim for a joy that comes from the mundane