Yes especially if theyre vintage, playable, or misprinted
The Pokmon card Aerodactyl 53/108 of Dark Explorers also exists in Reverse version
This is why you'll see disclaimers stating, "The chances of getting certain cards in this virtual simulator might not be exactly the same as opening real-life Pokmon card packs." Some simulators are also still in beta, meaning they are actively being refined, which can affect the accuracy of their odds
Cards printed without a password[edit] "Cosmo Queen", an example of a card printed both without (left) and with (right) a password
But it's not the only version that's proving popular either, with the 382 and 317 Borderless, alongside the 115 Normal print also proving to increasingly sought after right now, which is unsurprisingly reflected in the market prices right now as well