graded vs raw cards Anybody else notice a trend of people selling as if they're graded?? : r/PokeInvesting 🎴 Raw Card vs Graded

The side which is inner during the test will start to show crease afterwards as shown below

This deck was created because green is known for Overrun ing your enemies with an Overwhelming Stampede , but I think that is a bit boring

Its Flash Fire Ability allows it to move a Fire Energy from another Pokmon to itself, meaning it can take full advantage of any spare Energy put into play with Volcanion's Power Heater attack

Oh and they cost an average of 4

Currently at $130 on TCGPlayer, this Iono's Bellibolt ex is likely going to remain one of the most expensive cards of the set

Sure, you'll have to wait four turns until you can start attacking with it if you cast it this way, but that isn't really a problem when you consider the amount of ramp you're getting from doing so