Rarity: - [3] Leader - [28] Commons - [21] Rares - [8] Super Rares - [1] Secret Rare - [1] DON
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2) Umbreon ex (SAR) 217/187 (~US$279) Of course the card which could end up becoming Moonbreon 2.0 wouldve made the list The artwork of this Umbreon ex card, intricately detailed and set against a mysterious moonlit backdrop, captures Umbreon in a poised and commanding stance, radiating its signature dark elegance
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On the other hand, there is nowhere to put them, and the shelf for cards spits them out
One store owner mentioned that "everything is printed into oblivion" and, therefore, "sets and cards aren't worth anything." Another told us, "They [The Pokemon Company] need to print less." Mothership Games believes that as supply has drastically risen since the pandemic, the 'scalpability' of the Pokemon TCG has dropped, and opportunists are now unable to make money from buying and selling 'rare' products
