While Gengar has higher volume, Charizard has a higher average sale price due to buyout attempts
It doesnt actually generate any value, and the payoffs it offers are minimal
That being said, there is undeniably a strong theme to this deck, and if you are interested in a deck with strategy built in from the start rather than a deck with good bits and pieces, then this could be the deck for you
Chart shows the price of Phantump #12 at the end of each month going back as long as we have tracked the item.
Its complex features and history also make it a prime target for collectors, and unfortunately, counterfeiters, adding to its intrigue and value.
Imagine saving up to buy a cool card for $50, only to watch WotC reprint it in massive quantities, causing its value to crash to just a couple of dollars overnight