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From 2004 to 2020, Pokmon card prices rose 282%, according to an index compiled by Collectors, which owns card grading agency Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA)

Many collectors chase vintage jumbo cards because fewer survived in mint condition

AR (Art Rare) cards retain a colored card border and use illustrated backgrounds for Pokemon, pulling 2-3 per 30-pack box at $2-$20 typical pricing

For context, the base printing of Sephiroth, Fabled SOLDIER is sitting at a market price of $37.76 at TCGPlayer, so if you're looking for a copy for Commander and not trying to break the bank, just stick with the base version - they're the same card at the end of the day