Over the generations, Iron-hands has maintained a presence in the Pokmon franchise, thanks to its unique characteristics and the strategic depth it offers in battles
Three and a half years ago, a Charizard card that matches all of those same descriptors set a new record when it sold for $420,000
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In fact, take a look at how it stacks up against the last four Masters sets: Total Mythic Value Prior to Release: $997 $630 more than Masters 25 ($367) $685 more than MM17 ($312) $543 more than Iconic Masters ($450) $386 more than MM15 ($611) These numbers are eye-popping, but they arent terribly useful considering the fact that Ultimate Masters has twenty mythic rares while these other Masters sets only had fifteen
Meanwhile, The Coming of Galactus eventually gets you a terrifying 16/16 Elder Alien creature token that destroys a land whenever it attacks
A hand of four lands and a Phyrexian Processor, with no further card draws, was better than most sealed decks
