Cards on our list that make tokens, drop counters or buffs, or offer protection are key here
My first idea was to find the expected number of basics in hand, and, for each possible number of basics in hand, find the probabilities of drawing copies of the target card in 7 - b cards, where b was the number of basics in hand
They have no pros or cons but instead are fuel for whatever type deck you decide to run
avoid emotional bidding For Serious Investors: Diversify across different card types (Base Set, promotional, tournament prizes) Consider cards with strong historical significance and cultural impact Monitor auction results and market trends regularly Build relationships with reputable dealers and auction houses Risk Considerations While the rare Pokmon card market has shown remarkable growth, potential investors should be aware of inherent risks: Market volatility can affect short-term valuations Counterfeit cards pose ongoing authentication challenges Condition sensitivity means small defects can dramatically impact value Liquidity concerns for extremely high-value cards may limit quick sales Conclusion The rare Pokmon card market represents a unique intersection of nostalgia, pop culture, and alternative investments
I built a deck with this as the concept
