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This archetype plays defense better than its more aggressive red-white counterpart, making it more of a midrange deck that can shift gears as needed
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Step 1: Sort Into Tiers Go through your cards and sort them into these piles: Pile A : Anything obviously valuable holos, ultra rares, full arts, vintage, cards you recognize as popular Pile B : Reverse holos, non-holo rares, trainer gallery cards, V/EX/GX cards Pile C : Commons, uncommons, basic energy, regular trainers Step 2: Price Pile A Individually Scan each card in Pile A with a scanner app (we recommend Misprint or TCGPlayer see our scanner guide)