+1/-1 certainly isnt amazing, but this is really cheap to play and equip, which will be especially nice with Equipment payoffs in the set
Collectors who are priced out of the $400 Charizard often pivot to this lonely Charmander art by Miki Kudo
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1995 Pokemon Japanese Topsun Charizard Scarce Blue Back Rank - Most Expensive Pokmon Card: 2 Sale price: $493,230 Sale year: 2023 Sale location: Goldin Auctions Grade: PSA 10 Of thirty-one copies in PSA's census, this stands alone with supreme validation, marking its unparalleled scarcity
Combined with your extra combat effects it will still be a net increase to your mana base