The vintage cards released back in the 90s are no longer being printed and are basically part of history now, meaning many of them will likely continue to have value
The only time I ever get to write about Pokmon TCG anymore is whenever there's an issue with scalpers, which is kind of depressing
The key to the sequence is Morophons ability to reduce the cost to play additional Dragons by WUBRG which makes deploying a bunch of Dragons all in the same turn a feasible (yet tricky) task
Sometimes, Rayquaza is depicted charging up an energy blast, sometimes they're rushing forwards in an attempt to break out of the frame, sometimes they're gliding skywards, but they're always depicted glaring angrily out at the viewer
The 1st Edition stamp, that small black emblem visible in the lower left corner of the card, marks it as part of the very first English-language print run of the Pokemon TCG, a print run that is now the stuff of collecting legend