However, despite Lisia's surprise appearance, she doesn't quite boast a high enough price point to be the most valuable Trainer card of this generation, as someone else stands head and shoulders above her competition
Magnezone V #56Ultra Rare $0.62 Dottler #19Uncommon $0.07 Seedot #11Common $0.23 Shellos #39Common $0.14 Seel #33Common $0.13 Parasect #5Rare $0.16 Magcargo #22Rare $0.19 Roselia #14Common $0.12 Electrike #54Common $0.06 Lumineon #41Uncommon $0.05 Aerodactyl #13Rare $3.34 Aerodactyl #15Rare $7.57 Aerodactyl #1Rare $73.10 Aerodactyl #1Holo Rare $76.31 Aerodactyl #15Rare $8.12 Aerodactyl #53Rare $3.45 Aerodactyl #76Rare $0.61 Aerodactyl #130Rare $1.05 Aerodactyl #142Rare $0.36 Aerodactyl #142Rare $0.28
But that was then, and thats not how nostalgia works
Comprehensive coverage includes, but is not limited to: accidental breakage, burglary, fire, flood, loss in the mail, theft, natural disasters, and other causes of loss unless specifically excluded from the policy
One final shoutout before we check out the list: this deck is actually the perfect home for one of my favorite Timmy cards, Dragonstorm
Its also worth noting that this set is being printed in Japanese (as well as Simplified Chinese) but that the distribution of the foreign versions will be largely limited to Japan and China