In 2023, a PSA 10 graded Topsun Charizard Blue Back Card sold for a staggering $493,230, cementing its place as one of the most expensive Pokmon cards ever sold
If they were chosen, the competitors would then battle it out in a single-elimination knockout tournament to determine winners for each division
One game I tried to be extra conservative with my cards in order to avoid this problem, but by not playing many cards early on, my opponent was able to quest without consequence and gain a huge early lead
Also, it's a shuffle effect for things like Brainstorm, Sensei's Divining Top and Scroll Rack
Actionable Advice You should track listings, set alerts on TCGplayer, and consider condition and frame when pricing
If you believe you have a card that falls into that category, check eBay comps to see if a similar card has sold in the past 3 months