rare tea cards Sixties City - Brooke Bond Cavallini & Co. Tea For

The cardstock quality standards , printing consistency, and exact trading card size in inches are tuned for tactile comfort

Collectors were willing to pay hundreds of dollars for a single one of these cards back then, and even today you could be sitting on anywhere from $200 to $2,650 for a Shining Gyarados depending on its condition

These cards have a single, upwards pointing triangle on one side (again, next to the cards name) and two triangles one pointing upwards and one pointing downwards on the reverse of the card

Much of this support is actually competitively viable, and Red-Eyes decks see success to this day

I think kithkin have a lot more personality and interesting design than halflings