#5: Shining Charizard (Neo Destiny 107) First Edition $15,000 If your jaw is on the floor from that price tag, we only need two words to tell you why it goes for so much: Shiny Charizard
Unique attacks include "60 Congratulations!" GX move and the "Red Chanchanko" ability that references the traditional red vest worn during Japanese 60th birthday celebrations
Unlike Werewolves, which have only been let out of the kennel during our semi-regular visits to Innistrad, the concept of reanimated dead things is so integral to black as a color that Zombies are its rank and file in almost every set
(The recommended retail price of a 36-pack booster box is $160, so in that situation youd be looking at almost $500, before taking duplicates into account.) This level of artificial sparsity seems self-defeating, playing to the whales alone, and putting off the casual collectors
Then going on eBay and seeing hundreds of scalpers. Some people were already reselling full Final Fantasy X Secret Lair sets for $400 on eBay