The most unique of the bunch was certainly Mairsil, the Pretender, a strange assemble your own supreme engine combo commander
Some recent cards, such as the secret-rare Charizard VMAX from "Champion's Path," have been selling online for upwards of $350 while older cards such as the first edition Charizard from "Base Set"sold for a record $183,812 to musician, Logic
This would be good even if it could never transform, and transforming it is actually very doable, since it spits out Wizard tokens and is a Wizard itself
You can keep it as a fun token deck that casts big spells, push it toward aristocrats, or crank the power level up with tutors and combo pieces
Boom // Bust, a red MTG card that blows up lands on both sides of the board, has shot up more than five times its original value in under a week
So as long as you have a way to discard or Entomb it, you should be able to make great use of it