Eastern Paladin (Foil) Seventh Edition Market Price: $26.50 Foil cards from Seventh Edition are often hot commodities on the secondary market thanks to the set's overhauled art style, which was meant to reset Magic for a new era, as well as the fact that they are the only cards from the set to boast a black border, often the preferred retro frame style for vintage Magic connoisseurs
Destiny 2 is arguably a much better fit for Magic than Star Trek or even previous crossovers like Fallout
More so than anything else, I believe the Pokmon TCG to be a game of strong, solid concepts
Other notable CGC-certified cards being offered in the sale include: a Charizard ex, Pokmon (2004) EX Fire Red & Leaf Green Holo graded CGC Pristine 10 (lot 19) with an estimate of at least 4,000 (about $4,900) a Poliwrath, Pokmon (1999) Base Set 1st Edition Holo graded CGC Gem Mint 10 (lot 23) with an estimate of at least 3,300 (about $4,100) a Charizard, Pokmon (1999) Base Set 1st Edition Holo graded CGC 5.5 (lot 22) with an estimate of at least 2,500 (about $3,100) a Shining Charizard, Pokmon (2002) Neo Destiny 1st Edition graded CGC 9 (lot 74) with an estimate of at least 2,000 (about $2,500) a Shining Mewtwo, Pokmon (2002) Neo Destiny 1st Edition graded CGC Gem Mint 10 (lot 76) with an estimate of at least 1,400 (about $1,700) an Umbreon ex, Pokmon (2005) EX Unseen Forces Holo graded CGC Gem Mint 10 (lot 20) with an estimate of at least 1,400 (about $1,700) a Mudkip Gold Star, Pokmon (2004) EX Team Rocket Returns graded CGC 9 (lot 46) with an estimate of at least 1,400 (about $1,700) All estimates are provided by the auction house.
You might lean PSA for the name recognition, or CGC if you want to save on fees
