People using online resources to brew their decks and compare them to what others are playing - features like the card/deck search bar on Moxfield.com and the average deck feature on EDHrec.com for example
One eBay listing of the Mega Gengar ex #240 chase has already sold for $807.99, and other listings are available closer to the $700 mark
Summary The Mario Pikachu card from Pokmon TCG sells for over $5,000, making it a top-selling crossover card
The actual Charizard on the card is fairly small, taking flight in a volcanic wasteland
This is a Squirrel and this is a commander, but this is NOT a Squirrel Commander
Here, my primary concern isn't speculators or collectors but the poor college kid on Reddit trying to put together a Modern deck that ends up with fake Mox Opals off eBay, or the new player who thinks they are getting a good deal on some Modern staples to build their collection off Craigslist and hasn't played enough Magic to realize the cards are fake