pokemon tcg cards that search for a trainer card 2025 Trainer's Toolkit Supporter / / Card Text Pokémon TCG Value Watch: Shrouded

Efour Digest - Daily summary of activity pfm March 9, 2025, 5:16pm 7 When it comes to this topic I always feel like the word first is being used as some justification of value

Sort Card Type Applin #SV12Shiny Holo Rare $9.07 Applin #17Common $0.13 Applin #12Common $0.17 Applin #138Common $0.15 Applin #9Common $0.07 Applin #16Common $0.10 Applin #9Common $0.09 Applin #8Common $0.10 Applin #10Common $0.12 Applin #45Common $0.17 Applin #11Common $0.16 Applin #12None $0.16 Applin #9Common $0.31 Applin #11Common $0.86 Applin #10Common $0.26 Applin - 017/167 #17Common $0.12 Applin - 017/190 #17None $0.17 Applin - 020/192 (Cosmos Holo) #20Promo $0.31 Applin - 048/066 #48Common $0.11 Applin - 077/066 #77Art Rare $5.17 Applin - 126/167 #126Common $0.15 Applin - 185/167 #185Illustration Rare $11.73 Applin - 211/190 #211Shiny Rare $3.97 Applin (20) #20Common $0.18 Applin (21) #21Common $0.18 Applin (Master Ball Pattern) #9Common $2.55 Applin (Master Ball Pattern) #8Common $3.18 Applin (Mirror Foil) #8Common $0.75 Applin (Mirror Holofoil) #12None $0.94 Applin (Poke Ball Pattern) #9Common $0.35 Applin - 185/167 #185Illustration Rare $11.73 Applin #SV12Shiny Holo Rare $9.07 Applin - 077/066 #77Art Rare $5.17 Applin - 211/190 #211Shiny Rare $3.97 Applin (Master Ball Pattern) #8Common $3.18 Applin (Master Ball Pattern) #9Common $2.55 Applin (Mirror Holofoil) #12None $0.94 Applin #11Common $0.86 Applin (Mirror Foil) #8Common $0.75

Unsurprisingly, Latias ex is one of the top cards in the Surging Sparks set

Diamond Weapon Rarity: Uncommon TYPE: Legendary Artifact Creature SUBTYPE: Elemental CMC: 9 Mana cost: USD: $0.27 EUR: 0.19 TIX: 0.03 EDHREC RANK: 5547 (8/8) This spell costs less to cast for each permanent card in your graveyard

Four mana is fairly steep by modern MTG standards, but youll struggle to find an artifact hate card that has more potential upside, and is more underplayed, than this one

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