Created in partnership with Japanese design firm Nendo, the Classic set has never pretended to be anything other than a high-end release for Pokmon TCG fans with money to spare, with Pokmon Company president Tsunekazu Ishihara calling it a premium Pokmon TCG set that will last a lifetime during its announcement
Let's start with an ironic price chart I posted on Twitter a couple of days ago: Here, we have the Legends printing of the aptly named Greed, which more than doubled in price a couple of days ago (and, compared to a couple of months ago when Greed was around $30, increased about 1,000%)
This Saga is delightful because it does everything Arcee likes
Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind Back in the beginning, if you took 21 damage from a general, you lost, regardless of where that damage came from (despite the fact that the idea came from three hits from one of the original Elder Dragons)
Its current market value will first be affected by Crown Zenith putting more of the card in rotation, followed by an adjustment to American markets that value trainer cards less
