While most of the valuable cards come from the classic Wizards of the Coast expansions from 1999, the Nintendo tabletop game has also seen a rise in obscure items also selling for incredible amounts at auction
This means that until someone walks into their store (or mails in a copy through their buylist), giving ChannelFireball or Card Kingdom a copy of Greed to sell, their list price will represent the old pre-buyout pre-spike price, which likely isn't real either
By pre-ordering Pokmon cards, you pay MSRP prices for new sets before any price hikes
I am obviously talking about Delver of Secrets with its three incarnations, RUG, BUG, and U/W/R
By the time most people spot a product online, it is already gone
It has now been widely reported that we can expect to see Japanese 151 Booster Boxes up for sale again in May