Sort Card Type Sealeo #47Uncommon $1.32 Sealeo #43Uncommon $0.57 Sealeo #37Uncommon $0.70 Sealeo #62Uncommon $0.34 Sealeo #77Common $0.36 Sealeo #30Uncommon $0.40 Sealeo #25Uncommon $0.28 Sealeo #47Uncommon $0.27 Sealeo #51Uncommon $0.31 Sealeo #38Uncommon $0.11 Sealeo #44Common $0.06 Sealeo #28Common $0.11 Sealeo #23Common $0.25 Sealeo #21Common $1.48 Sealeo #25Common $0.40 Sealeo #20Common Team Aqua's Sealeo #4Common $1.06 Team Aqua's Sealeo #4Common $2.08 Team Aqua's Sealeo - 16/95 #16Rare $2.16 Team Aqua's Sealeo - 31/95 #31Uncommon $0.86 Team Aqua's Sealeo - 16/95 #16Rare $2.16 Team Aqua's Sealeo #4Common $2.08 Sealeo #21Common $1.48 Sealeo #47Uncommon $1.32 Team Aqua's Sealeo #4Common $1.06 Team Aqua's Sealeo - 31/95 #31Uncommon $0.86 Sealeo #37Uncommon $0.70 Sealeo #43Uncommon $0.57 Sealeo #30Uncommon $0.40 Sealeo #25Common $0.40
So like I said, this card could be used in a deck as a starter type Pokemon, but I would much rather keep it on the bench and use it with Garbodor
Introduced in Modern Horizons 3, Ripple Foil proves that new forms of Foils will always fetch a high price
This makes the strategy, which depends on multiple single-prize evolution lines far more consistent
For example, if you order 1x Ultimate Tier and 1x Essential Tier service, and both cards are still in slabs, your order must also include 2x Graded Slab Cracking Service to be valid
Energy: 24x Lightning Energy 1x Double Colorless Energy Pokemon: 2x Pikachu (LV 14) 1x Pikachu (LV 16) 1x Pikachu (LV 16) 2x Raichu (LV 40) 2x Magnemite (LV 13) 2x Magnemite (LV 15) 2x Magneton (LV 28) 4x Voltorb (LV 10) 3x Electrode (LV 42) 1x Zapdos (LV 64) 3x Porygon (LV 12) Trainer:2x Energy Retrieval 2x PlusPower 3x Defender 2x Item Finder 3x Gust of Wind -------------------- Zapping Selfdestruct -------------------- Description: Selfdestruct causes great damage - even to the opponent's Bench