This exclusivity, combined with many copies of the card becoming unplayable through warping (due to being a foil-only), lead many to become totally disenfranchised with mechanically unique promos in competitive play
This list is for casual formats like Commander, Pauper, Peasant, Five Color, Highlander, and multiplayer
And place them into the pockets of the portfolio
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Ducklett #36Common $0.31 Samurott (31) #31Holo Rare $3.00 Scolipede #54Rare $0.65 Timburr (58) #58Common $0.20 Pansage #7Common $0.27 Swanna #37Rare $0.69 Reuniclus #57Holo Rare $2.67 Zebstrika (43) #43Rare $0.95 Panpour #33Common $0.31 Simipour #34Uncommon $0.31 Galvantula #34Uncommon $0.50 Galvantula #43Rare $1.11 Galvantula #51Uncommon $0.50 Galvantula #27Rare $0.41 Galvantula #42Rare $0.55 Galvantula #48Rare $0.32 Galvantula #62Rare $0.24 Galvantula #71Uncommon $0.08 Galvantula #56Uncommon $0.13 Galvantula #2Uncommon $0.22
Charizard was immediately enshrined as the holy grail of the trading card boom, and decades later, it remains one of the most expensive collectors items on the market