To break even at this price, you'd need to hit a serialized card, but there are some really expensive ones you could pull - from a serialized One Ring worth up to $7,500, to a Last March of the Ents worth $4,000
We want to make cards where knowledge matters
They're the steady-state foundation of a binder strong in count, gentle on price, and frequently the only printing of less-marquee Pokemon in their respective sets
This might be a possibility for why it is rising in price, so maybe we could see new support, or maybe there is a tech for Genesys Format that not many players have realized is there and only a couple have
The majority of Baby cards have low Health Points (HP) and low impact, but some of them have strangely powerful moves like the Neo Discovery Igglybuff (shown above) which can end the opponents turn with a coin flip
There are other things to consider, like rarity, but those are the big factors you need to consider when making custom cards