If a card is harder to get hold of (due to pull rates or demand) then its likely to sell for more money
As duplicates of rare cards are normally what youd use in the trades themselves, this system of exchanging cards for currency and, as a result, being left with few duplicates to actually trade with, has not been met with much approval
The perfect example I think is Dragonite: image7341024 124 KBimage466652 115 KB For me, I was also into Yu-Gi-Oh and MTG during my childhood (the latter in my later childhood and still now, to an extent), but I never formed the same nostalgic connection to those franchises or the characters
The ability of MJ, Rising Star triggers just once for each life-gaining event, regardless of how much life is gained
Beedrill EX, a terrible, terrible card back then, was the only "generic" way of removing tools and some Greninja players risked consistency and decided to include them in their 60 cards build
If "Deep Dark Trap Hole" goes off, odds are the opponent will struggle to recover, allowing you to take care of their Life Points on your next turn
