The rhapsodic lot blurb goes on to compare the Charizard card with the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card, arguing that both items showcase larger-than-life figures who occupy center-stage in the fantasies of countless enthusiasts and radiate a physical beauty which effectively combines attributes that resonate even with the uninitiated. A recent private sale of a similar quality Charizard card saw the rare relic change hands for $250,000, the description adds
Unlike its predecessor, which was developed by Dire Wolf Digital and released in 2011, the new game is developed and published by The Pokmon Company
Combine that with Crown Zeniths limited print run and the fact that Deoxys doesnt get this kind of love in every set, and boom: instant chase card
Lets take a look at everything we can expect from the upcoming Pokmon TCG Pocket
If youre really debating between the two, you should probably just be running both
For now, I think Im likely to get two of these on Monday, with the intent to flip the boxes ASAP