Long coveted as a collector's piece, a mint-condition Black Lotus from the game's 1993 Alpha set (the first print run of MTG's original core set), signed by illustrator Christopher Rush, sold for a whopping $511,100 / 360,427 in an eBay auction in January 2021
Pokemon reprints are often not art reprints, which makes them worth more since its an entirely different looking card
As a kid, I remember spending around $20 on a pair of decks themed after the show's main two characters, and just sitting at home playing the card game against myself, seeing which of the two would win this time
Thats what makes it extra crazy that the early days of Magic had tournament-legal cards that did exactly this kind of thing
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At the same time, the set doesn't have an overly strong representation of Colorless cards