Japanese boxes are starting to rise in price due to the stock shortages, but to nowhere near the same extent as English, where a 16-pack Ultra-Premium Collection can (and does) set you back over $1,000
[309] Black and White were followed by Pokmon Black 2 and White 2 , which were released on 23 June 2012, in Japan [310] and on 7 October 2012, in North America
Its nowhere near that high price anymore, but it maintains a reputation and its fans jump at any opportunity to include it in a deck
Penelopes never-ending funeral shroud in the Odyssey comes to mind, as does the poison-soaked robe Medea uses to kill Glauke in Euripides version of her story
And I don't think there are enough good, cheaper Maleficents that you would want to run
Trophy cards, contest prizes, and early Japanese promotional cards often command the highest prices because they were printed in extremely limited quantities and rarely appear on the market