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(More specifically, this perception of randomly distributed clumps as having some underlying reason is called the clustering illusion.) Similarly, lets say we have a deck containing 30 Plains and 30 Swamps
A few factors are keeping Prismatic Evolutions card values elevated over a year after release: Pull rates : Special Illustration Rares are genuinely hard to pull, and the set has 30+ SIRs competing for that slot The Eeveelution factor : Eevee and its evolutions have a uniquely broad fanbase that spans casual fans, serious collectors, and competitive players Limited reprint momentum : While the set has been reprinted, demand has consistently outpaced supply Crossover appeal : The artwork in this set appeals to collectors who don't normally buy Pokemon cards, expanding the buyer pool The Bottom Line Prismatic Evolutions is a set where even the "cheaper" chase cards are still worth serious money
But if you're willing to sort your bulk and pull out anything worth $1 or more, TCGPlayer is the best place to sell those individual cards
A card's value depends on various factors such as rarity, condition and demand
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