I believe this is the primary reason people use to argue less fixing
The set is as follows: #001: Charizard #002: Pikachu (holo) #003: Miraidon (holo) #004: Jigglypuff #005: Hatenna #006: Dragapult #007: Quagsire #008: Koraidon (holo) #009: Umbreon #010: Hydreigon (holo) #011: Roaring Moon (holo) #012: Dragonite (holo) #013: Eevee #014: Rayquaza #015: Drampa (holo) In the past, Pokmon collectors have flocked to McDonald's to buy Happy Meals in bulk, with some even showing cars jam-packed with meals
So that $95 current selling price on average is definitely understandable, especially when you factor in the usual, high standard of card art
is approximately 68%, the highest of any material category
While I can imagine situations where the ability is amazing and allows you to kill two opponents out of nowhere and win the game, this still requires getting in combat damage, not just with a single creature, but with your entire team
cards and this Character: If your Leader is [Donquixote Rosinante], look at 5 cards from the top of your deck