So, when you see a random card go from $2 to $20 or from $50 to $300, your natural reaction should be to think that the post-spike price probably isn't real (here, it's worth mentioning that this is specifically with regard to buyoutswhen you see a Standard staple increasing 20% or 50% each week for several weeks, that price is likely legitimate)
Still, I think it's fair to say that fans have reason to be excited, and not just because Rayquaza is one of the coolest Mega Evolutions The Pokmon Company has ever designed
People will think twice swinging their commander or biggest beater your way, knowing theyll end up with a 1/3 in return
It sells for so much at auction that it holds the top five slots for the most expensive Pokemon cards ever sold
This card's fighting move is called Massive Eruption and this move also requires 4 energy cards two each of colorless and fighting
Really nice that you can always sac to get rid of it when you want to