1 Lucario EX: Furious Fists (Full Art) $72.09 The Heavyweight Champ This Lucario claims another victory to follow up its impressive distinction as the most valuable card in Furious Fists, this time as the best Lucario card of all time
Summary Elves in Magic: The Gathering boost each other, providing power and bonuses for medium power decks
Unique new art of a popular character Sees some competitive play Not much appeal for high-value collectors Cinderella, Knight in Training is a promo card without much value for hardcore collectors
The key reason why counterfeit cards themselves would be considered illegal is because it breaks many of the rules of fan-art: its being sold to fool people into thinking theyre authentic cards it almost always uses authentic art assets in their bootlegsand no, adding three extra zeros to the HP and attacks wont change that it attempts to interfere with Nintendos ability to sell cards (as in, people buy the cheaper bootleg and NOT authentic packs) the low quality of these knock-off cards may in turn get random people to think ALL official Pokmon TCG cards look just as bad Remember, most companies look the other way when it comes to fan art because fans dont operate at such a huge level to actually interfere with legitimate business operations
(You could argue Brilliant Stars is the more over-all valuable set, given the number of over $20 cards in there, but even its alt-art Charizard V doesnt quite scrape the $200 mark.) These are, of course, their ungraded prices, with numbers vastly increased if sent of to companies like PSA to receive a grade, especially if they can achieve that all-conquering PSA 10
This card stands out for its role in starter set completion, a major driver of long-term collector demand
