Allister uses Ghost-type Pokemon (in case it wasn't obvious by looking at him.) The uniqueness of the character design and the fact that the Gym leader is only found in one of the two Sword and Shield games creates a strong case for Allister having high collectible value
As mythic rares became normalized and the player base became desensitized to their special nature, Wizards of the Coast scrambled to introduce another level of rarity
Currently, Cover of Darkness is rebounding from an average of $8 and is likely to continue climbing until reaching a stable equilibrium closer to $15
The top ten list itself is fairly tame for this year however the number of cards that are performing well in the drafting cube and keeping their slot is huge
Featuring the abandoned regeneration mechanic and artwork that looks like it came out of a The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror episode, a $50 price tag seems somewhat surprising, but just remember that 30-year-old pieces of cardboard are worth a lot
But I like the randomness of this sort of effect since you just dont know what you might hit