I've scanned the article three times now, I still don't see it, or any link that shows it
Estrich (1999): "But there may be one "rare" card in a packet, a Kabutops or a Japanese Mew, that in the secondary market could go for as much as $50." "The Pokemon Craze Yields Another Parental Anxiety"
Ok Jangmo-o [Toys R Us] #75 (Pokemon Crimson Invasion) Details All prices are the current market price
Wrap Up Accumulated Knowledge | Illustration by Randy Gallegos In Modern times, it becomes harder and harder to spot differences between fake and original cards, so I hope this article is helpful to you and gives you some guidelines before you can make an investment on some of the most expensive cards in Magic that may be too good to be true
Nonfoil prices seem to be much slower to climb
Well likely see more Arena-first cards appear in Mystery Booster 2 as players continue to share their pulls from the set.