Acclaimed Contender Adelbert Steiner Akiri, Fearless Voyager Akki Ember-Keeper Ambitious Assault Ancestral Blade Ancestral Katana Anchor to Reality Angler's Shield Araa, Heart of the Spider Armed and Armored Artificer's Hex Assimilation Aegis Astor, Bearer of Blades Astrologian's Planisphere Auxiliary Boosters Avarice Amulet Awaken the Sleeper Axgard Armory Barbed Batterfist Barbed Bloodletter Bard's Bow Baseball Bat Bearded Axe Beatrix, Loyal General Bespoke Battlegarb Bespoke B Biorganic Carapace Black Mage's Rod Blacksmith's Talent Blade of Shared Souls Bladed Battle-Fan Bladegraft Aspirant Bladehold War-Whip Blastfire Bolt Bramble Armor Brass Knuckles Bride's Gown Bruenor Battlehammer Candlestick Captain's Hook Celestial Armor Chainsaw Champion of the Flame Chosen by Valgavoth Cirina Bargainspinner Citizen's Crowbar Cliffhaven Kitesail Cloud, Midgar Mercenary Concealed Weapon Conductive Machete Coral Sword Corrosive Ooze Costume Closet Cryptic Coat Crystal Fragments Cursed Windbreaker Dancing Sword Danitha Capashen, Paragon Danitha Capashen, Paragon Danitha, Benalia's Hope Danitha, New Benalia's Light Dark Knight's Greatsword Deadeye Quartermaster Diamond Pick-Axe Dissection Tools Doc Ock's Tentacles Dowsing Dagger Dragonwing Glider Dragoon's Lance Draugr's Helm Dredging Claw
Moat is almost as expensive and that has got its reasons
Seriously, check out these precons, check out the main set, and give Wizards a reason to really invest into more sets like this
This gorgeous Manectric card has a noble simplicity to it, with a stellar illustration showing off Manectric's design over a gorgeous, dark, galaxy holo pattern
Not only that, but Charizard is getting a second lease on life as far as interest in the younger generation -- one Logan Paul recently bought a Charizard card that was also graded 10 for a cool $150k
Vintage cards from the Base Set era (1999-2000) are hot, especially 1st Editions
