In the case that the eliminated player was the owner of the active plane card, the next player in turn order must reveal the first card of their own or the shared planar deck and becomes the planar controller
They could have done plenty of things differently to actually make these a massive success and warrant a mase print run but instead they made them generic reprints that just have a stamp on them #6 Golly, can't wait for all the middle-aged white guys to buy these up and immediately invalidate the inherent purpose of these packs
It'll be interesting to see if there are any plans to followup with additional retro cards in the future (with Team Rocket, Fossil, and Jungle sets immediately coming to mind), but for now fans can rest easy knowing that they're able to revisit a number of prominent cards that they once collected
Of course, the most valuable Charizard ex from this set is the Special Illustration Rare version, which has seen a massive price variance recently, but which will likely set you back somewhere in the region of 75-100
You can obtain the Maractus (1-Diamond rarity) card by opening Mega Rising: Mega Altaria, Mega Rising: Mega Blaziken, and Mega Rising: Mega Gyarados from Mega Rising set
1st Edition cards are typically in high demand with collectors and have high price tags to boot, as these cards were only printed for a limited amount of time and are harder to come by