None of the people I frequently played with, at school or elsewhere, had any cards from Arabian Nights, much less a rare oddity like the ring
Foil cards may have significant clouding
What makes this card so valuable is the combination of several factors: it features the most popular Pokemon from the first generation, it comes from the very first set released in France, and 1st Edition copies are extremely rare
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The Togglodyte still attacks since he was already declared before the spell, but it does not deal any damage