Late last year, a pair of Charizard cards sold for $369,000 each at Goldin Auctions
And bouncing has a lot of flexibility as a way to survive removal or blocks, adding a useful tempo element, reloading a creature with a powerful enters-the-battlefield trigger, dealing with auras and so much more
This isnt a bad way to do it
Experimental Border Design WotC created these cards in mid-1998 and they represented the company's first attempts at producing English Pokemon cards
Sharpedo #36Rare $0.22 Trevenant VMAX #14Ultra Rare $1.68 Leafeon V #7Ultra Rare $2.45 Wishiwashi #46Rare $0.13 Petilil #9Common $0.06 Tentacruel #27Uncommon $0.10 Chinchou #52Common $0.09 Tropius #6Rare $0.14 Avalugg #45Uncommon $0.11 Pinsir #1Rare $0.17 Dark Hypno #6Holo Rare $48.99 Dark Hypno (26) #26Rare $9.49 Dark Hypno (9) #9Holo Rare $39.78 Hypno #16Rare $30.06 Hypno #25Rare $6.30 Hypno #25Rare $1.48 Hypno #23Rare $2.85 Hypno #19Rare $2.00 Hypno #23Rare $1.33 Hypno #36Rare $0.42 Pokemon Fossil [Unlimited Edition] Booster Box Pokemon Fossil [1st Edition] Booster Box Fossil Theme Deck - "BodyGuard" $164.99 Fossil Theme Deck - "LockDown" $193.41 Fossil Booster Pack [1st Edition] $627.65 Fossil Booster Pack [Unlimited Edition] $319.67 Team Rocket Booster Pack [Unlimited Edition] $326.14 Team Rocket Booster Pack [1st Edition] $685.75
Return to Dust Return to Dust has a very close comparison with Crush Contraband, though Crush is better as it works whenever you want
