So, heres all you need to know about these features, from what they are, what they can get you, how to get them, and most importantly, whether its worth the effort
Regulation Marks & Set Codes What the Letters Mean Every Japanese Pokemon card from the Sword & Shield era onward has a small letter in the bottom-left corner this is the regulation mark
Isshin, Two Heavens As One (23k as commander, #15 in last two years, 47k more, $70) All-time confluence of factors here: Isshin is a terrifying commander in the aggressive colors, the aforementioned supply issues, and FF collectors love Lightning
I would speculate there are some dealer-sellers easily clearing multiple six-figures per month selling high-end slabs (graded cards) or collections given the current climate
Distinctiveness and personality Like all static art pieces, Pokmon cards have the tough job of conveying the unique characteristics, style, tone, behavior, and demeanor of the Pokmon they're depicting - without including motion, sound, or dialog
This means that a card that interacts with Dragons has to be good even if you only ever get one Dragon