For the record, a Foil version of the Karn Liberated, also covered above, fetches nearly $800 too, making these foils demand a serious premium
Heres the quick answer
Review Summary Pros Both decks offer something unique to gamers, with Ruby/Amethyst being better for beginners while Steel/Emerald is better for advanced players Cons Because both decks are good for one type of player, the inverse is true as a CON
Each of these cards has an equal chance of appearing when opening a Promo Pack, so the Gible is just as likely as the Cherrim it's a 20% chance for each
As it stands right now, I am currently the proud owner of an inactive Starlink Mini that sits in my closet, unused, along with two stupid battery packs with dirty-sounding names that I dont have any use for
Again, TCGPlayer does not have an average market price currently, but shows the card listed with a price of $800