The most famous example is the Illustrator Pikachu, a card released in the 1990s that routinely goes on auction for millions of dollars thanks to its limited release
On top of that, you can't even burn a card unless you have three copies of it
Collectors have been scrambling all over the market to collect every card, an almost ironic ode to the Pokmon motif from Gen 1, gotta catch em all! Demand for Pokmon products has led to Pokmon TCG shortages, store purchasing limits, and continuing scalper problems.With rising demand comes the risk of overproduction and the potential that Pokmon TCG cards losing a lot of value, which makes collecting more complicated
Most often revolving around instants and sorceries with small mana values, these decks tend to include several cards that draw cards, replacing themselves in their casters hand, and cards that provide value for casting instants and sorceries
This rainbow card was a highlight of the Sun & Moon deck and is no longer eligible to be used in a tournament
Notably, this doesn't use the MTG stack, it happens immediately, as a special action