why is meltan in almost every set in pokemon cards 152/197 Common Card (SV Obsidian Flames) + 1x TitanCards® Toploader Toys & Games Fire x2 Resistance Meltan (Genetic Apex #181/226, 1-Diamond)

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Cards that generate a ton of resources for a single player or allow them to run off with the game while others are forced to durdle impotently are excellent qualifications for Game Changers

I'd suggest going more aggressive, with Drake Hatcher if you can afford them and Eddymurk Crab either way

PSA 10 graded copies trade around $350

The Foundations design team asked everyone at Wizards, "what existing cards got you excited most about Magic ?" It took all that data and found the reprints that it felt would make the most exciting set

Everybody who goes to a prerelease gets one, and having the date of the event engraved on the card generally isn't a big enough difference to make them exciting to collectors