Awarded to the winner of the 2001 Asian Championships tournament, the Signed Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon was jokingly offered for $934 million dollars on Twitter by the winner, but later on a shop in Akihabara, Tokyo legitimately tried to sell it for $421,000
Simply type the name of the card using the double slash // "Expansion // Explosion"
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As for reprints, the only one that's worth much is Skullclamp ($5), but a handful of others are quite playable, despite costing very little: Cranial Plating, Sharuum the Hegemon, Hellkite Tyrant, and Godo, Bandit Warlord are most notable
It does not mean automatic premium, mint, PSA 10, or guaranteed profit. Character demand, set, artwork, illustrator, language, condition, supply, and current buyer interest can produce very different resale outcomes among cards that share the same rarity label
Tropius can be obtained from Promotions in the PROMO-A set