eBay auctions occasionally yield deals when sellers lack Pokmon knowledge or need quick cash
Collector's Tip A common real-world pattern is scanning a holographic Charizard, Pikachu, or Eevee card, then discovering that the important question is not the character but the exact set and printing
It's a classic Commander card in that if a player really wants to roll the dice and not let you draw a card, they could get extremely lucky, and you mill lands off the top of your deck, but if you just so happen to send some high-value cards to the graveyard, your opponent is going to be hit for massive life damage out of nowhere
I cant pretend to know the sellers motivations for sure, but my suspicion is that these listings are set exorbitantly high for the purpose of creating a perceivable spike in price
Protection is only easily found in sets after Magic 2020 or before Magic Origins , though