Essentially, you cast Amulet of Quoz, sacrifice it after a whole turn, and bet the outcome of the match in a coin flip
As a result, rare Japanese cards (especially exclusive promos or early releases) still commanded strong trade value, but one must keep an eye on market trends whats expensive in Japanese might not always stay higher than the English counterpart, and vice versa, as demand shifts
You may want to consider putting more Kuzco, Temperamental Emporers and Genie, On the Jobs if you want to play a more high-risk, high-reward deck
Leyline Tyrant Some dragons hoard treasure and trinkets
In terms of reprint value, Sword of Truth and Justice is doing a lot of the heavy lifting at $35, but even then Umezawa's Jitte is around $15
10 M Steelix EX (Ultra Rare) $4.25 Steel Yourself For More Steelix rarely finds itself in the spotlight as one of the most valuable cards in any set, but it shows up in a big way on rare occasions like this