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This more than makes up for the big weakness of Tombstone Stairwell: its cumulative upkeep cost
Other than the rarity of a card and its physical condition, a cards cool factor definitely plays a role in how much collectors are willing to pay
With all of that explained, it actually makes sense that Pikachu would be the most valuable of the Gold Star Pokemon outside of the incredibly rare Umbreon
This black shiny form of Charizard is combined with also being a Tera-type ex card