Ill start off with my favorite Pokemon: Diglett & Dugtrio
Card grading has turned trading cards into: Standardized collectibles Alternative investments Long-term preserved assets Final Thought: Why Grading Matters In modern collecting, rarity gets attention but condition determines ceiling
While watching the duel between Gongenzaka and Synchro user Yaiba, the children comment on Yaiba's large amount of Special Summoning with something akin to distaste and mention it's like he's "playing solitaire"
If you have fragile creatures with powerful attack or damage triggers or even tapped ones, like Surgespanner Mindlink Mech gives them a chance to get in and make those triggers happen without getting into the danger zone
It sounds enticing in theory, but it isn't that significant of a reward in exchange for how much work it requires to collect those cards that all have a 2.572% chance of being pulled from a regular pack
It even had a class near the end of the semester about managing money, credit and taxes, you know the actual math most people need to know, which was worth the price of admission alone