1996 Japanese Base Set Pikachu (No Rarity Symbol) BGS 9.5 Recently Sold For $8,999 It is no secret that print errors were common in early sets, and the first print run of Japanese Base Set Pokmon cards in 1996 is no stranger to these errors, known for missing the rarity symbol found in the bottom right corner of a card
The texture of your hand will also dictate the piles - you might have Snapcaster in hand already, so you're fine with them discarding the good spells
But sales figures on the website Price Charting suggest that, if the card is in good nick, even the most common first edition Pokmon cards, a Weedle or Caterpie, can go for a couple of hundred dollars
Stubborn Denial has been a popular card out of the Steel Leaf Stompy deck as well as Izzet Ensoul Artifact decks as a way to defend against interactive decks, and it feels really good to see the sad look on your opponent's eyes as they helplessly bin their creatures while staring at the Stubborn Denial in their hand
Excepting some very unusual cases, that copy won't be a land, so it won't also become an Island