If you can find one and are lucky enough to have it graded PSA 10, you could be looking at life-changing money
Lets take a look at Pidgeot EX
A maximum of 39 cards were released and its not known exactly how many surviving copies are still around
At any other level of play, there isnt a need to play with rare and expensive cardsindeed, the format began as a way to play the cheaper and jankier cards that dont see play anywhere else
A central question here, of course, is how TCG Pocket balances its worst instincts - its reliance on loot boxes, and all the patently compulsive effects they surface in its players - with a sense of health, balance and, crucially, actual intrinsic fun
For example, if you have a novel take on giving a spell in your graveyard flashback, borrow Snapcaster Mages templating to make sure you dont make it overly complicated