While those kids meal collectibles arent worth much today given the sheer number pushed out at the turn of the millennium, the Ginza Tanaka version will likely carry a hefty starting bid

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This means that the battle card type wont show up in all (or even most) sets, but its a tool that can be used by the games designers if it fits a sets flavor or mechanics
Includes a variety of rarities: Super Rare, Secret Rare, and Treasure Rare, along with special cards, enhancing collection value and gameplay depth