the Bulbasaur card is one of just three copies to resurface graded at a Mint 9 by PSA, putting it just one mark below the highest possible condition
It is essential to clarify that their collections usually come from the original Japanese expansions and not the English versions

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Kae Judge's Comments It is a piece that is appealing in the use of color
The enters-the-battlefield ability is also great at helping filter away lands in the late-game to mitigate flood, and can also allow you to cycle away cards that are poor in the matchup in Game 1s, like Thalia, Guardian of Thraben in the mirror match or Reflector Mages against other control decks