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The card could also lend well to a flying-only deck using Momo, Friendly Flier from Avatar: The Last Airbender

We were there to get cards, and even though Id heard that there were some unwritten rules about how all of this worked, I thought it was a bunch of crap

Released in 2001, this set marked the culmination of the Neo Era, which showcases many fan-favorite Pokmon in their Shiny forms

If you do, however, you can buy Misty for 70 Pack Exchange Points (the blue icon on the lower right-hand side of your screen on your booster pack selection screen)

A: To save key Characters, protect late-game Life, or win swing combats

Heres a quick breakdown: Vintage Packs Pros : Deep nostalgia and historical connection True scarcity from limited print runs Proven long-term value growth Cons : High upfront cost (some packs sell for $300$700+) Risky to open due to value loss and duplicates Less appeal to younger/new collectors Modern Packs Pros : Readily available and affordable Flashy chase cards like Rainbow Rares and Alt Arts Good for quick flips or low-stakes collecting Cons : Mass-produced with high PSA 10 populations Volatile value based on hype cycles Less guaranteed long-term value Bottom Line : If youre after investment potential and a deep connection to Pokmons roots, vintage packs are absolutely worth collecting