This card was already at a premium for a common, with each copy costing about $4, but in the run up to the latest set release it has more than doubled in value, and now you have to spend $9.70 if you want just one
Heres why binders are the no-brainer choice for serious collectors who care about their cards
However, you'd better believe that I'm picking Sarkhan over Rush of Battle, Ponyback Brigade, or virtually any other card you can imagine
What makes these cards especially compelling to collectors: Provenance: Each card has a documented history tied to a specific tournament champion Fixed supply forever: No reprint risk, no future dilution Trophy asset: Many owners never sell further limiting available supply Growing player base: As One Piece TCG expands globally, more collectors compete for a fixed pool of trophy cards Note that PSA 10 prices for some championship cards can be lower than raw this reflects that raw sales capture a broader buyer pool including those who prefer unslabbed trophies
Tribble As well as all the characters and races, what's most exciting about MTG Star Trek will be the chance to see fun interpretations of weird one-off aliens
Anything 100% blatant like a crushed edge or crease should NEVER be sold in the wrong case IMO
