While high-end chase cards are concentrating value at the top, a major correction in modern sets has created a perfect buyers market for everyone else
There are far fewer people shopping for $5,000 Pokmon cards than $50 ones
How to approach it: Get a master list of every card in the set (Pokemon TCG databases like Bulbapedia have complete set lists) Start by buying the commons and uncommons as a bulk lot usually $10-20 for a near-complete set of the cheap cards Track your progress in a spreadsheet or binder Pick off the rares and holos one at a time as your budget allows Save the most expensive chase cards for last Best sets for a first completion project: Pokemon 151: Manageable size, great nostalgia, reasonable prices for most cards Paldean Fates: Small set, gorgeous cards, relatively affordable Crown Zenith: A greatest-hits set with varied artwork Goal: Collect a Specific Pokemon Pick your favorite Pokemon and collect as many different cards featuring them as possible across all sets and eras
5D's episode 93: "The Question of the Card" Yu-Gi-Oh
10 Supreme King Gate Zero Supreme King Gate Zero is unlikely to have its Pendulum effect go off, but its status as a zero scale is what will often put in on your scale
Well, that changed today at MagicCon Las Vegas