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The lackluster line art saw interest rapidly drop once they were less of a novelty, and despite their often being more difficult to pull than SIR full-art cards, prices and desire plummeted until TPCi eventually gave up on them entirely at some point during the three years of Scarlet & Violet

Assessing Card Condition Subjective in nature, accurately determining card condition is an essential skill that one need become proficient at

They're the cards people usually slow-roll to the back of the pack, hoping for something that either wins games, upgrades a deck, or at least pays for your $6.00 hotdog at most sanctioned events

In fact, this archetype was so good that ABC-Dragon Buster had to be limited to one copy per deck for a while and it still is in the OCG

Box EV runs approximately 6,415 against a market price of 15,000