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It's also worth noting that the card is from Upper Deck's 1991 printing, and his actual playing days on grass didn't take place for a few years, making the example an interesting piece of sports history for a variety of reasons.

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5 Snorlax 33/95: Nintendo Promos (Staff) $276.32 The Dark Side Snorlax raises its arms high in the air, but it's to gather energy for a terrifying Shadow Ball rather than to celebrate its placement as one of the most expensive prerelease promos in the Pokemon TCG

This archetype is very unique, revolving around a mechanic that would usually be completely self-destructive in a TCG: milling, or discarding one or more of your own cards from your deck