At the peak of Pokemania in the late 90s, Lugia starred as one of the new box-art legendaries for the second generation - and that included a starring role in the beloved Pokmon The Movie 2000. As a result, this first edition card has remained an elusive collectors item for over twenty years
Such a small number might cut it for Limited, but not so much for a format like Standard, where it'd need to be N=4 to make a splash
is there anything it doesn't one shot
True-to-life realism is reserved for the human figures, usually women, who interface with two-dimensional vectors and objects, like spiritual successors to Who Framed Roger Rabbit
The SR version features Elesa in a glittering full-art illustration that makes it one of the more aesthetically striking trainer cards of the era
Well, price it up to its worth in packs, and try and create your public offer with that price in mind