His 1/3 body for 2 is fine enough to help stall a bit, but his ability to open up off color kicker or fix splashes is really big, and its done without having to give up advancing your board or losing mana on transition
Japanese OP-15 displays are recognized for their print quality, factory sealed authenticity and grading potential, making them ideal for sealed collectors, break openings and long-term collection strategies
Lightning Greaves and Patchwork Banner are respectful reprints as well, going for about $4 and $5.50, respectively
However, the Raikou, which was once prominent in the metagame, once saw its price rise to over 4,000 JPY (~US$31 at the time)
Image: Reddit/Radiant Greninja If youve got old Pokmon cards lying around, you might just be sitting on a small fortune without even knowing it