Here are the cards you need to keep an eye out for: Carnivine #158 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Gastrodon #161 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Manaphy #162 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Rotom #164 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Giratina #167 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Cresselia #168 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Rhyperior #169 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Hippopotas #171 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Spiritomb #172 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Garchomp #175 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Staraptop #176 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Glameow #178 (Full Artwork / One Gold Star) Rewards: 36 Wonder Hourglasses, 12 Pack Hourglasses and 10 Shop Tickets
A PSA 10 version of the card sold in June 2023 for over $25,000, the first to sell on the open market for a long time
Is it me, or does the Drix in that art have major Garrus Vakarian vibes
This is an exclusively manual process, as stated by its creator
I recall a friend of mine explaining how some of his Magic The Gathering cards were valued at over 100, especially the older ones, and so I was wondering if its the same for these
No one is looking forward to the scalper situation that will undoubtedly follow such a cool release
