Ryusei, the Falling Star deserves special mention here as its got not just the OG foil from Kamigawa, but the alternate-art prerelease foil that is a sweet-looking Dragon Spirit as well
With trends favoring compact sets and nostalgic reprints, 2025 is ideal for new collectors to dive in and grow their passion.
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On TCGPlayer, lightly played copies go for a market price of around $100, with near mint cards coming in around $120
As a standalone set, we're probably being a bit kind to it, placing it this high given its lack of impact on the current meta, but if we look forward to the next two or three sets, we see a lot of potential for some great storytelling, amazing new cards, and stunning artwork
"A Charizard was the rarest holographic in Base Set, so pulling one from a pack was like winning a mini lottery