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Unfortunately, thanks to most serialized cards being sold by auction, its unlikely that prices will stabilize anytime soon

Here are all of the cards in the 'Mega Rising Museum 3' Secret Mission: Skiddo #228 (Full Art / One Gold Star) Rillaboom #229 (Full Art / One Gold Star) Chandelure #231 (Full Art / One Gold Star) Ludicolo #233 (Full Art / One Gold Star) Eiscue #236 (Full Art / One Gold Star) Gothita #239 (Full Art / One Gold Star) Goomy #247 (Full Art / One Gold Star) Stoutland #249 (Full Art / One Gold Star) Rewards: 36 Wonder Hourglasses, 12 Pack Hourglasses and 10 Shop Tickets

These people buy in-demand product with the intention of selling them immediately at inflated prices, making a quick buck

The next part is that they arent full board wipe

Only producing colorless mana for cards cast from a specific zone does make this incredibly narrow and only useful for hyper-specific decks

Id say Im definitely onto something here