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The Gameplan And this card is Triskaidekaphile
Although Sauron, the Dark Lord is currently the most expensive card on Cardmarket (and other serialized cards from the set coming very close), we decided to put them together on third place
(Oh, and baseball cards, too youll see the results soon.) But I found a little bit of me-time on Monday evening while doing some heavy database searching of Beckett.com when I discovered what is quite possibly the greatest baseball card ever made
Yojimbo (Solitude) at $599.99, Shiva (Subtlety) at $429.99 and Anima (Grief) at $399.99 make up the rest of the cycle, for around an eye watering $2400 for the full cycle
