I'm not even sure how you'd wind up trying to win with a deck like this - maybe with Psychosis Crawler or a Niv-Mizzet on the field
There are several reasons why this card has such a high value: Nostalgia : Generations grew up with this Charizard as the ultimate card Rarity : There are extremely few copies in perfect condition (PSA 10) Supply and demand : Everyone wants it, but almost no one has it Historical Importance : It's the card that made the Pokmon TCG a million-dollar market How much did this card sell for
When I started looking through the full decklist, I was surprised to learn that it featured an alternate Rakdos commander that I found more exciting than Valgavoth, Harrower of Souls: The Lord of Pain, one of the better commanders we're getting in Duskmourn
There were 10 winners of the fabled Pokemon Snap comp, with Bulbasaur, Articuno, and Pikachu among the other 9 snap card styles out there in the world
Ashs Pikachu #071, Sun & Moon Promo (Japanese) (2017) There are seven standard-sized Ashs Pikachu cards in the Japanese Sun & Moon Promos
Both cards are emblazoned with the Pokmon TCG: Sword & Shield logo to really help them stand out