A TM Card (Left), 2
This is a bit of a corner case, but it could be very silly in competitive matches
I think theres an instant-heavier build that goes more in on those
The concept was first introduced by now-Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks in 2016
The fact the Monkey Pirate has Dash enables you to do something on turn two, create a Treasure token, and you can play an opponents card
High-Value Cards Where Condition Matters Most Protecting Card Condition Prevent further damage: Storage Use penny sleeves immediately Store in top loaders for valuable cards Keep in a cool, dry place Avoid rubber bands (cause dents) Handling Hold cards by the edges Dont shuffle valuable cards Wash hands before handling Work on a clean, soft surface Display Use UV-protected cases for display Avoid direct sunlight Monitor humidity levels When Condition Doesnt Matter Some situations where condition is less important: Bulk lots Sold by weight/count, not individual condition Personal collection Youre keeping it, not selling Playable cards Tournament players care about legality, not grade Common cards A $0.10 card isnt worth grading carefully Quick Reference Near Mint: Looks pack-fresh at arms length Lightly Played: Minor wear, still displays well Moderately Played: Obvious wear, fully functional Heavily Played: Significant damage, still complete Damaged: Major issues, may be unsellable When selling, always err on the side of grading lower
