Which makes sense when you look at its other printings: the cheapest version from Baldur's Gate is worth close to $100, for a card that is one of Magic's best dragons, an amazing treasure card, and a cEDH staple
Modern sealed products are far easier to find and buy than vintage boxes, which makes them a realistic entry point for anyone who likes the idea of holding sealed product without a five- or six-figure outlay
Its value is driven by its rarity, the fact that it is a key piece of Pokmon history, and its association with one of the franchise's most iconic characters, Charizard
Odds are that while everyone may not have had this card, those that did probably had no idea it would hold any value since it is one of the less common starter evolutions
Well this only helped the deck take the infinite loop concept one step further
Sakashimas Student Clone effects occupy the sacred center of Magic s Venn diagram between effective and fun as do most ninjas