The card, which was one of a set of any 39, was sold for a record-breaking $900,000 (764,037) earlier this year, becoming the most expensive Pokmon card ever sold
Choco, Seeker of Paradise is in the top five commanders in the most popular Magic set in history, with over 5,700 decks logged on EDHREC at time of writing
Chord of Calling - decent card all round but leads to bad opening hands and so I much prefer the Zenith
Trainer Rare 72/82: Rockets Sneak Attack Trainer Rare 80/82: Rainbow Energy Energy Special Rare Rare Holo: 1/82: Dark Alakazam Psychic Rare Holo 2/82: Dark Arbok Grass Rare Holo 3/82: Dark Blastoise Water Rare Holo 4/82: Dark Charizard Fire Rare Holo 5/82: Dark Dragonite Colorless Rare Holo 6/82: Dark Dugtrio Fighting Rare Holo 7/82: Dark Golbat Grass Rare Holo 8/82: Dark Gyarados Water Rare Holo 9/82: Dark Hypno Psychic Rare Holo 10/82: Dark Machamp Fighting Rare Holo 11/82: Dark Magneton Lightning Rare Holo 12/82: Dark Slowbro Psychic Rare Holo 13/82: Dark Vileplume Grass Rare Holo 14/82: Dark Weezing Grass Rare Holo 15/82: Here Comes Team Rocket
For collectors, its not just a card, its a badge of honor
This disruption of strategies can throw some decks for a loop, but give others the chance to try something they normally wouldn't be able to