The first purely enhanced version of the previous games in the generation, some of the more cynical among us would suggest that this game's ideas should have been included in Gold & Silver and that it's a bit of a cash grab
Pok Ball Mirror First appearing in Dark Phantasma [S10a], this rarity also has no official code but features a foil finish on C and U cards
Energy: 26x Lightning Energy Pokemon: 2x Pikachu (LV 12) 1x Pikachu (LV 14) 1x Raichu (LV 40) 1x Raichu (LV 45) 2x Magnemite (LV 13) 1x Magnemite (LV 15) 1x Magneton (LV 28) 1x Magneton (LV 35) 3x Voltorb (LV 10) 1x Electrode (LV 35) 1x Electrode (LV 42) 1x Electabuzz (LV 20) 1x Electabuzz (LV 35) 1x Jolteon (LV 24) 1x Jolteon (LV 29) 1x Zapdos (LV 40) 1x Zapdos (LV 64) 3x Eevee (LV 12) Trainer: 1x Energy Retrieval 2x Energy Removal 2x Poke Ball 2x PlusPower 2x Defender 1x Gust Wind -------------- Electric Shock -------------- Description: A deck which shocks and paralyzes opponents with its attacks
Clearly, rarity, misprints and quality conditioning is the key to success, so for those sitting on a card that might be of some value, its best to get it graded
9 Switch Raft (Secret Rare) $10.18 A Life Saver While there's no doubt that Item cards can become incredibly popular as expansions age, it's hard to imagine that Switch Raft will continue its momentum upward after a resurgence that saw it soar into the double digits after hitting the nine-dollar mark