Closest is the LOTR Holiday Edition, and theres no sign that they are going to do something like that here
Prices for it vary drastically based on grading, platform, and overall quality, but the current value sits in the realm of $70 to $85
There is so much to unpack with this piece: from the central merfolk figure holding an intriguing book, to the tiny fish swimming in the background, this art flows perfectly with the rest of the cards frame / border
The artwork, credited to Akira Komayama, is a full-art illustration extending beyond the usual card frame, showing Dipplin at a festival stall with a character, surrounded by apples and festive decor
On top of that, it becomes impossible to use graded cards in games or store them with ungraded ones in binders