From the jump, this one has slightly lower health than the promo Rayquaza from Sword & Shield, with 120 HP as opposed to 130 HP, remaining Colorless
Sort Rarity Card Type Water Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.15 Darkness Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.24 Fairy Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.30 Fire Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.15 Fighting Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.13 Grass Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.17 Lightning Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.17 Metal Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.21 Psychic Energy (2019 Unnumbered) Common $0.24 Celebi & Venusaur GX #1Ultra Rare $55.31 Weedle (2) #2Common $0.28 Weedle (3) #3Common $0.19 Kakuna #4Uncommon $0.53 Beedrill #5Rare $0.34 Paras #6Common $0.18 Parasect #7Rare $0.36 Exeggcute #8Common $0.17 Pinsir #9Rare $0.41 Shaymin Prism Star #10Prism Rare $5.12 Charmander (11) #11Common $0.51 Charmander (12) #12Common $0.49 Charmeleon #13Uncommon $0.26 Charizard #14Rare $18.95 Vulpix #15Common $0.36 Ninetales #16Rare $1.59 Ponyta #17Common $0.27 Rapidash #18Uncommon $0.25 Moltres #19Holo Rare $2.84 Litten #20Common $0.25 Torracat #21Uncommon $0.35 Squirtle (22) #22Common $2.65 Squirtle (23) #23Common $1.46 Wartortle #24Uncommon $0.53 Blastoise #25Rare $10.64 Psyduck #26Common $0.92 Golduck #27Uncommon $0.25 Staryu #28Common $0.20 Magikarp #29Common $0.40 Gyarados #30Holo Rare $10.40 Lapras #31Rare $2.18 Articuno #32Holo Rare $3.54 Pikachu & Zekrom GX #33Ultra Rare $63.12 Alolan Geodude (34) #34Common $0.24 Alolan Geodude (35) #35Common $0.85 Alolan Graveler #36Uncommon $0.19 Alolan Golem #37Rare $0.39 Voltorb #38Common $0.17 Electrode #39Holo Rare $36.98 Zapdos #40Holo Rare $5.14 Mareep #41Common $0.30 Flaaffy #42Uncommon $0.33 Ampharos GX #43Ultra Rare $8.41 Blitzle #44Common $0.15 Zebstrika #45Rare $0.36 Emolga #46Common $0.27 Joltik #47Common $0.86 Galvantula #48Rare $0.32 Helioptile #49Common $0.14 Heliolisk #50Uncommon $0.20 Tapu Koko Prism Star #51Prism Rare $1.91 Explore the hottest cards and investment potential of the Team Up set, featuring powerhouse GX tag teams like Latias & Latios and Gengar & Mimikyu
We've come a long way since then, and today double-faced cards are just a normal part of the design process, one that has opened up a ton of space for Wizards to build sets around
Sharp corners and a clean surface still cap at PSA 8 or 9 when borders sit off
That season, I made it to the play-offs as the Colorless Gym Leader with a commendable record of 9-3, running the Porygon-Z Slaking variant
