Tromell, Seymour's Butler is a very fair cost to have your nontoken creatures enter with additional +1/+1 counters
If we are to find potential versatility for this card, the key would have to come from its four defense counters
The holographic finish makes Charizard really stand out, and its overall artwork is different from most of the other Charizard cards out there
Currently, this whole "standard back" argument goes out the window thanks to the printing of Double-Faced cards
As you can imagine, PokStop will be mainly played in decks that can afford to mill cards and are willing to gamble a little bit to achieve more speed (e.g
Use a sturdy cardboard box, organize your cards into neat rows, add dividers where needed, and fill any empty space with packing material so the cards do not shift during transit