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negate the activation, and if you do, inflict 800 damage to your opponent

Actual auction prices are a bit lower though, as in 2020 PWCC Auctions sold a copy for $25,400

This feels like a mea culpa to free players: It's a soft reset to exclusivity, ensuring that anyone can catch up on some of the rarest cards from missed expansions

A couple of Walmart employees said they havent stocked Pokmon cards in months but were not aware of any policy against selling them

Instead, PSA recommends sending cards in semi-rigid holders, which are flexible enough to hold cards securely without much movement

You can use the render_cards.py script to render the cards into a PNG file