It also affects their pricing when buying individual copies
Previously Banned/Restricted Cards in Common Formats I'm not aware of any official list specifically composed for this purpose, but there are other sources that more or less specific for this purpose will help with the search: Scryfall (a third-party card search engine) added a custom search tag for Spike-tutorable cards
17 10am CT : All ONE card prices were updated for the start of Pro Tour Phyrexia
Unlike today, when each player can have a copy of a legend on the battlefield, in 2000, only one copy of a legend could exist on the battlefield, period, between both players
Then you factor in a near golden trio of combat-centric keywords with Vigilance, Reach, and Trample
Finding accurate prices for raw (ungraded) Pokemon cards can be difficult, since the condition of each card will have a major impact on the price