The pattern to remember: the shadowless premium and the grade premium stack , so a clean, high-grade shadowless holo is where the real money is, and a worn shadowless common is mostly a collector keepsake
This made the extra deck even more essential for winning the game
If this isnt convincing enough, Gardevoir ex saw a commanding domination of Japans ADV1 to PCG9 sets, which equated to our ex: Ruby & Sapphire through ex: Power Keepers (RS-PK) format due to similar reasons: being able to use Imprison to lock down your opponents board, creating inescapable board states while slowly grinding out damage and taking prize cards
Proposal I'm not supposed to show a real picture of a Proposal, so I drew one myself
Fighting Energy One of the original Energy types that were introduced in the very first Pokemon sets, Fighting Energy covers the Fighting, Ground and Rock type Pokemon from the video games