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A handful of buyers have bit the bullet on the double-digit prices for this 13-year-old Common, presumably to bling out their Commander, Pioneer, or Pauper decks where Hidden Strings can combo off with Lotus Field or High Tide

Its exclusivity and usefulness across every format in Magic leads to the most expensive token in the entire game

Despite all this it is clunky, is only one way with the synergies and offers something you don't really lack in the archetype

Blaine's Charizard #2Holo Rare $573.82 Charizard #4Holo Rare $800.43 Charizard #1Holo Rare $67.67 Charizard #4Holo Rare $2146.38 Charizard #4Holo Rare $466.74 Charizard #3Holo Rare $400.00 Charizard #146Secret Rare Charizard #100Secret Rare $772.48 Mega Charizard Y Collection Leafeon EX #10Ultra Rare $44.03 Butterfree #5Holo Rare $3.55 Metapod #4Uncommon $0.35 Clefable #51Uncommon $0.36 Krabby #21Common $0.20 Gyarados #23Rare $1.08 Articuno #25Holo Rare $35.85 Parasect #7Rare $0.30 Snorlax #58Rare $6.78 Diglett #38Common $0.59

Salamence Vmax Secret Rare ($16-20) For many years, salamence has been the go-to dragon Pokemon for many trainers because of its aggressive stats and bold looks

Not available in packs