You might be chasing the most expensive Pokmon card ever sold or building a modest collection
plus a year past Geoffrey Siron's deck from Columbus the previous Extended Pro Tour: U/G Madness | FORMAT | Geoffrey Siron, Pro Tour Columbus 2004 Creatures (20) 1 Merfolk Looter 1 Thought Courier 2 Wonder 4 Aquamoeba 4 Arrogant Wurm 4 Basking Rootwalla 4 Wild Mongrel Instants (9) 2 Intuition 3 Daze 4 Circular Logic Sorceries (9) 2 Roar of the Wurm 3 Deep Analysis 4 Careful Study Artifacts (2) 2 Chrome Mox Lands (20) 7 Forest 9 Island 4 Yavimaya Coast Sideboard (15) 4 Chill 2 Masticore 3 Oxidize 1 Ray of Revelation 3 Submerge 2 Waterfront Bouncer Yes, the Savage Bastard was the best
Also only appearing on the retro bonus sheet, this iconic mass pump probably wont drop the price much, but it does give an old border version for green players who are into that kind of thing
Its consistent market value reflects steady demand among art-focused collectors
Theyre so rare that actual sales data is nearly impossible to come by
For the sake of clarity, I will label the position of the pack as: HOLO: the first card in the pack (POSITION) A: the first nonholo card, the ones after the holo card (POSITION) B: the second nonholo card (POSITION) C: the third nonholo card, and the last card in the pack Heres a quick overview of my discovery: Come think about it, this is kinda useless information but I had hoped it wouldve fired up your imagination
