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The novelty factor alone lends this card a tremendous amount of value, and when combined with perhaps the finest artwork to ever grace a Gengar card (by Aya Kusube) of a devious-looking Gengar looking menacingly through angry, slitted eyes, youve got a Gengar card worth nearly $700 on the secondary market
My assumption is that cards from inactive users are wiped over time, but I couldnt find confirmation of this
By targeting "blue-chip" items, from fine art and luxury watches to Pokmon cards, these investors are hedging against inflation and market volatility, betting that the scarcity of "cultural property" will drive returns that traditional markets cannot match
It's worth noting it seems nerfed from the anime, and it wasn't even that good then
This is a great way to deal quick damage, even if the opponent can't be burned