Japanese cards are beloved by collectors, but typically not legal in English-region tournamentsshifting their appeal more toward prestige and aesthetics than playability
What makes Lugia V an attractive ROI candidate is the "grading spread"the difference in price between a raw copy and a Gem Mint 10 slab
The 2D and 3D stamped Base Set Pikachus and Shadowless Yellow Cheeks from the Base Set and Japanese CD Promo are a close second and third, but those at least have some visual difference between them
(It's an artifact with "2, T, Sacrifice this token: Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.") $0.25 You're $ away from free shipping
The field also affected the battle phase, as it would force all monsters on the field to attack if possible
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