It's that, or collectors are suffering from serious FOMO
Yes not only is it super fun, its actually wildly better then the real thing
In a new video, YouTuber and professional wrestler Logan Paul shared how he purchased an exceedingly rare Pikachu Illustrator Pokmon card from 1998, which PSA grading company rated a minty ten and for which Paul paid a whopping $5,275,000
But the support for a token-aggro strategy is definitely there, and its simplicity means it can be powerful without relying on a precise combination of cards
+1/+0 isnt a bonus that we care about, so you really need the deathtouch to be the star, yet it can only buff one creature each combat
Examples: Base Set Charizard, 1st Edition Holos, Shadowless cards Promo Cards & Limited Releases Limited distribution promos often have strong grading premiums because the total population is naturally constrained