Since this is a deck that basically competes with the visible number of moves, I think it was a big step forward for me to be able to build it in a way that incorporates recovery methods when countered (not relying solely on Luciela for win conditions, ways to recover when banished, etc.)
Additionally, the grading of a card by professional services can drastically affect its value
From ancient philosophy to modern projections of a high tech future, there seems to be a question that we need to debate over and over: what is human value
However, it does prevent all damage that would be dealt to you, which is quite the trade-off
While there's not a huge difference to speak of with Clemont, it's something to keep in mind for cards like this, as certain trainers will command way more money in one language than the other