Bulbasaur Edition - with green display frame
From new sets that have re-released classics, like Innistrad Remastered, to Universes Beyond crossovers like Marvels Spider-Man, Final Fantasy, and Avatar: The Last Airbender, this year has quickly reshaped the high-end collector landscape
Pidgeot ex Every now and again, there comes along a card that has such a disproportionately large impact on the Pokemon TCG standard meta that its worth a decent amount for its strategic ability, not because of its inherent rareness of popularity
Count on Luck
On top of that, it punishes aggressive and card-hungry opponents by letting you draw whenever they attack with multiple creatures, draw their second card, or cast their second spell during a turn
Not sure how it stacks up against what I expect is a random selection of shortprinted foreign and possible cameos