Singles buyers can manage their budget and acquisitions, which research suggests is almost entirely worth it for those building specific decks
Although Pokmon Card 151 [SV2a] is a ninth-generation set, its so named because it features new cards depicting each of the original 151 Pokmon from the first generation

Sort Card Type Quaxly #52Common $0.12 Quaxly #3Promo $1.54 Quaxly #50Common $0.05 Quaxly #13Common $0.10 Quaxly - 003 #3Promo $2.87 Quaxly - 019/M-P #19Promo $1.45 Quaxly - 027/073 #27Common $0.18 Quaxly - 028/073 #28Common $0.14 Quaxly - 041/190 #41None $0.08 Quaxly - 049/193 #49Common $0.13 Quaxly - 050/191 #50Common $25.98 Quaxly - 050/193 #50Common $0.10 Quaxly - 050/193 #50Common $0.08 Quaxly - 052/198 (Mirage Holo) #52Promo $0.35 Quaxly - 081/073 #81Art Rare $4.57 Quaxly - 082 #82Promo $1.91 Quaxly - 206/193 #206Illustration Rare $20.30 Quaxly - 224/190 #224Shiny Rare $0.93 Quaxly - 050/191 #50Common $25.98 Quaxly - 206/193 #206Illustration Rare $20.30 Quaxly - 081/073 #81Art Rare $4.57 Quaxly - 003 #3Promo $2.87 Quaxly - 082 #82Promo $1.91 Quaxly #3Promo $1.54 Quaxly - 019/M-P #19Promo $1.45 Quaxly - 224/190 #224Shiny Rare $0.93 Quaxly - 052/198 (Mirage Holo) #52Promo $0.35
They don't really make bad dragons, and even if they did, they wouldn't be in your deck
As a final note, the most extreme outlier observed was holo Clefable from the Jungle set
You may cast the creature later from exile.) The effect that allows you to play an additional land that turn is cumulative with other effects that do so