I wouldnt personally invest my money there, he says, but I think it could be a solid investment, like other collectibles, if it is something you truly understand, are passionate about, and there is a secondary market and high demand for purchases. The market is also illiquid, meaning that unlike stocks, you cant sell a Pokmon card in a millisecond at a known market price
Thanks to the Pumpkin Pikachu stamp, theyre easy to identify and the sets are small, but theyre not likely to be a good investment if your primary interest is to make money or only collect the highest value Pokemon cards
(When it dies, if it had no -1/-1 counters on it, return it to the battlefield under its owners control with a -1/-1 counter on it.) Every skull has a tale to tell, and a skulkin is many dire tales cobbled together
I've made some lists that may help answer all of those questions, so let's dive in