Think of it like this: a price checker gives you a ballpark figure, but you need to do a little detective work to pinpoint the true value
This first era also includes the Base Set 2 Charizard, a reprint with lower collector value, and the Expedition Base Set Charizard from 2002, an e-Reader card with wider borders that could be scanned using a Nintendo e-Reader for the Game Boy Advance
Card sets often feature a mix of rare and common cards, so collectors may want to look for booster packs or themed decks that suit their interests
Unfortunately, standard can't hold the value of this card on its own, so it looks like Nissa of Shadowed Boughs will have a hard time maintaining its current price
Its Essence Scatter plus Negate, with a more restrictive mana cost
If you don't, its also a good rat as a 3/3 menace, and it gets better if you can blink it later when the threshold is obtained