Having already received a couple of them, I can confirm that Shogakukan themselves also made the same claims as the Japanese Pokmon website about each winner receiving 100 of their design and each runner-up being awarded a jumbo card with their design on
Gyarados [Holo] #19 (Pokemon Stormfront | Pokemon Cards) prices are based on the historic sales
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Sandile has the following attacks: Bite - 20 damage
Misconception #2: Between frequent Masters sets reprints and the fast-moving metagame, you should avoid buying cards from Moderns top tier unless you absolutely need them
I have not really bothered because it initially seemed obvious - fast formats mean slower cards and those that don't affect tempo get less work done and have higher risk
