That unusual rarity, coupled with the misprint on the card, makes it one that many Yu-Gi-Oh fans would definitely like to have for their collection
Its an interesting concept, as the cost is one of opportunity
And instead of going with PSA or Beckett, I decided to try something different: TAG
The payoff just isnt super high for building around it
As a highly variable rules-based TCG, every card features a relatively uniform structure
The next several moments are a wave of nostalgia as friends show off their cards, haggle for trades, and proudly display their holographic finds within the complimentary cardboard sleeve which also comes with the Happy Meal (and is, thank goodness, significantly sturdier than the box itself.) The Pokmon 25th Anniversary Happy Meal is a difficult find, and its custom box leaves a lot to be desired, but the cards are a really lovely touch of nostalgia and a great way to celebrate the anniversary of the beloved franchise