Using a Pokmon card scanner can save an enormous amount of time
The only issue is that is read as "sacrifice" not dies, so you need the right brew like Aristocrats not just death in combat or mass removal
Other notable CGC-certified cards being offered in the sale include: a Charizard ex, Pokmon (2004) EX Fire Red & Leaf Green Holo graded CGC Pristine 10 (lot 19) with an estimate of at least 4,000 (about $4,900) a Poliwrath, Pokmon (1999) Base Set 1st Edition Holo graded CGC Gem Mint 10 (lot 23) with an estimate of at least 3,300 (about $4,100) a Charizard, Pokmon (1999) Base Set 1st Edition Holo graded CGC 5.5 (lot 22) with an estimate of at least 2,500 (about $3,100) a Shining Charizard, Pokmon (2002) Neo Destiny 1st Edition graded CGC 9 (lot 74) with an estimate of at least 2,000 (about $2,500) a Shining Mewtwo, Pokmon (2002) Neo Destiny 1st Edition graded CGC Gem Mint 10 (lot 76) with an estimate of at least 1,400 (about $1,700) an Umbreon ex, Pokmon (2005) EX Unseen Forces Holo graded CGC Gem Mint 10 (lot 20) with an estimate of at least 1,400 (about $1,700) a Mudkip Gold Star, Pokmon (2004) EX Team Rocket Returns graded CGC 9 (lot 46) with an estimate of at least 1,400 (about $1,700) All estimates are provided by the auction house.
It'll also be very scary in Pauper Rakdos Madness
Sure, those other two have colors available, but that leads to executive decision dysfunction
A Couple More Heavy Hitters Rounding out the top of the pile are a couple more flashy mythic rares from the set
