The biggest problem with this is that there never will be anything as expensive as the current high profile Pokemon cards
One of the few stores in the area that sell and trade singles as well
Given that both of the cards feature an insta-win mechanic, the reason for the bans is fairly obvious, but how exactly this issue wasn't flagged before the cards went into circulation is perhaps as mysterious as the Unown species itself
Mismagius #86Rare $0.08 Mismagius #59Rare $0.19 Mismagius #10Holo Rare $12.47 Mismagius #55Uncommon $0.52 Mismagius #5Holo Rare $6.02 Mismagius #19Rare $1.87 Mismagius #28Rare $2.42 Mismagius #58Rare $0.73 Mismagius #66Holo Rare $0.78 Mismagius #40Rare $0.43 Shelgon #50Uncommon $1.96 Tangrowth #29Rare $1.15 Dusclops (34) #34Uncommon $0.67 Gengar #18Rare $60.49 Miltank #44Uncommon $0.81 Haunter #40Uncommon $4.03 Staravia #52Uncommon $0.38 Empoleon #2Holo Rare $11.02 Machamp #20Rare $6.27 Scyther #49Uncommon $1.67
But even the regular Galarian Gallery cards are amazing, like Pikachu and its eight friends that make up a single piece of artwork when displayed together
Smuggler's Share One of the best white 'catch up' cards, Smuggler's Share is a bit of a risky card to pop in your deck, because its strength is going to vary depending on what the other players at your Commander table are doing
