Pristine examples of Yamato (Serial Numbered) that manage to achieve top-tier certification shatter those opening boundaries, with gem-mint specimens or sealed event prize packs commanding between $5,500 and $12,500
The fact is with the deck there's a lot to like about it
What sets it apart from most clones is that it enters as a copy while keeping its original name, letting it bypass the legend rule
As someone who would have stopped playing before later games in the collection dropped, it was also cool to see how Konami borrowed elements from popular Game Boy games like Pokmon to make Duel Monsters the basis for a bigger RPG-light adventure
Spreading damage is great, as proven by Lost Zone Box Sableye decks, and with V and VSTAR Pokemon on the way out, it'll be even easier to knock out pre-evolved Pokemon before they become strong ex-Pokemon