The concept of dual-Ink cards is great in theory, but unless they have incredibly powerful, even unique effects, they won't be as much of an "auto-include" option for any deck
"About four years ago, I could get a PSA 10 Blastoise for about $500
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The jumbo format isnt meant to be shuffled into a deck but its a popular collectible item that many people like to display
In doing this you also want to be reading the card in its best light (i.e
