Once you have seven unique lands, every new land makes a token
I won't go deep into each one, but they all have some form of cycling which can be a boon if drawn later in the game when you don't need them, or, of course, for cycling strategies (toss in a Fluctuator and burn through your whole deck.) Some produce colorless or single-color mana
Since the basic lands are the calling card of Un-sets, having "just another" set of full-art lands is a bit of a disappointment
The first set of Pokmon cards was released in English on January 9, 1999 (the Japanese version was originally released on October 20, 1996)
Given that no card here pulls us strongly in any one direction, this is a very easy spot to take a land to make sure our mana is good while keeping our mana open
The most valuable cards can sell for up to $200 , at the time of writing, though that may change