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Login / Register $0- 0 Item(s) Browse Browse Advanced Search Deckbuilder Buylist builder You're currently browsing our buylist Return to Store Back to Dragon Majesty M/NM, limit 5 Buy this product instead Details Card Number: 77/70 Set: Dragon Majesty Rarity: Secret Rare Card Type: Trainer - Item Card Text: Switch your Active [W] Pokemon with 1 of your Benched Pokemon
For its high level, however, this monster card has a subpar defense of 1800 that makes it vulnerable to being countered by position changing effects
Sending a monster to the graveyard doesnt count as destroying it
That said, this one is probably going to find the least amount of homes
What Makes a Pokmon Card Expensive (and How to Spot Valuable Ones) A seven-figure price tag raises an obvious question: why is one piece of cardboard worth a fortune while a near-identical card is worth pocket change
