With billions of cards printed worldwide and some rare editions selling for millions of dollars, these small pieces of cardboard have become serious investments
Prices levelled out a little after The Pokemon Company increased production, but single cards can still sell for upwards of $40-$50
Of course, we think the price on this one may have more to do with the rarity and artwork than any tabletop prowess
The serialized Mox Jasper carries a market price of roughly $1,757, putting it more than $1,200 ahead of the Halo Foil Ugin, Eye of the Storms: Mox Jasper (Serial Numbered, #419): $1,757.08 Ugin, Eye of the Storms (Showcase, Halo Foil, #409): $464.06 Elspeth, Storm Slayer (Showcase, Halo Foil, #411): $303.04 Craterhoof Behemoth (Showcase, Halo Foil, #414): $270.18 Dracogenesis (Showcase, Halo Foil, #412): $125.90 Final Fantasy Magic: The Gatherings Final Fantasy expansion was one of the most anticipated trading card releases in a long while and is now one of the most expensive by far
When you get to the point where you want to start selling cards youve got a few options
Flesh Allergy also looked back to Shards of Alara , offering us a double-costed variant of Bone Splinters