McDonalds recently pushed a 25th anniversary set of reprinted Pokemon cards, with scalpers that were selling complete holographic sets pushing them on eBay for as much as $450
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Im interested to see what everyone thinks about cards when it comes to design
This Universes Beyond MTG set has many ways to show its endearment with the source material And that's exactly what the Marvel Universe bonus sheet is all about
Looking at one of the games most natural colors: Green
