Long-term value often lies in rarity, condition, and historical significance
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Roselia #14Common $0.12 Kyurem V #48Ultra Rare $0.77 Hisuian Basculin #44Common $0.07 Nuzleaf #12Uncommon $0.12 Swanna #47Uncommon $0.09 Ducklett #46Common $0.23 Vileplume #3Holo Rare $0.30 Poliwhirl #31Uncommon $0.20 Magnezone VSTAR #57Ultra Rare $1.06 Tynamo #59Common $0.13 Dark Porygon2 #8Holo Rare $88.44 Porygon2 #28Rare $13.65 Porygon2 #12Holo Rare $48.44 Porygon2 #12Holo Rare $22.45 Porygon2 #25Rare $3.27 Porygon2 #49Uncommon $2.71 Porygon2 #49Uncommon $0.70 Porygon2 #73Uncommon $0.41 Porygon2 #65Uncommon $0.10 Porygon2 #104Uncommon $0.17
It can deal massive amounts of damage in one shot, clearing the board while also lopping off a chunk of each opponents life total
The rising price of this promo card is tied to the market value of the 151 Elite Trainer Box
The Amber and Amethyst deck is probably the easiest to master, while the Ruby and Emerald deck is the trickiest of the three to understand, although its probably the most flexible and adaptable of the three decks