I imagine whoever gave this card trample will be coming to me sometime soon to cash in a favor
Clicking on any of the cards below will open a full size version of that card so you can see Tim Hildebrandt's artwork better and in more detail
RA04-EN001 Dark Magician (Quarter Century Art Collection Art) Quarter Century Only RA04-EN002 Blue-Eyes White Dragon (Quarter Century Art Collection Art) Quarter Century Only RA04-EN003 Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon (Alternate Artwork) RA04-EN004 Effect Veiler (Alternate Artwork) Quarter Century Only RA04-EN005 Mystic Piper RA04-EN006 Esper Girl RA04-EN007 Gagaga Magician RA04-EN008 Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon (Alternate Artwork) Quarter Century Only RA04-EN009 Atlantean Marksman RA04-EN010 Atlantean Heavy Infantry RA04-EN011 Mermail Abysslinde RA04-EN012 Mermail Abysspike RA04-EN013 Cyber Dragon Core RA04-EN014 Edge Imp Chain RA04-EN015 Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit (Original Artwork) RA04-EN016 Black Metal Dragon RA04-EN017 Archfiend Eccentrick RA04-EN018 Ehther the Heavenly Monarch RA04-EN019 Erebus the Underworld Monarch RA04-EN020 Lunalight Tiger RA04-EN021 Crystron Quan RA04-EN022 Miscellaneousaurus RA04-EN023 Apprentice Illusion Magician RA04-EN024 Aleister the Invoker (Alternate Art) RA04-EN025 Ash Blossom & Joyous Springs (Alternate Art) RA04-EN026 Sky Striker Ace Raye (Both Altworks) Quarter Century Only RA04-EN027 Danger
This means that unlike some limited releases (like the From the Vault series), once the initial period of hype dies down and supply increases, the value of the cards in a deck are not going to be more than its $35 price tag while the decks are sitting on store shelves
Sure, this engine might not provide the most value in the world, but having it as a constant option is invaluable
This card is one of if not, the most iconic Trainer's Pokemon and the art is a hidden gem
