The misalignment errors can be worth a lot, Glaceon is also a pretty popular pokemon. Related Its certainly an interesting misprint and it doesnt fall into the typical categories of what an error card may look like
This card was initially released through Wizards of the Coast's Official Pokemon TCG League in March, 2001
It's powerful in tons of builds with cards like Zada, Hedron Grinder or getting a Commander through any defense enough times to win the game, and such
Getting both Stage 1 Xatu and Ninetales into play early is a little more problematic, especially if you are trying to set up a Claydol at the same time
"We do not anticipate other Streets of New Capenna products to be impacted," the announcement states
Same approach applies to the steps above, but replacing the towel for the humidity control packet and waiting a day or two instead of an hour Heres a quick video of what my hydration chamber looks like: After this method and a night under a heavy book your foil should be as flat as the day it was printed