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If you missed out on the many visits to Ravnica or Innistrad and like the vibe of those places, then these sets might well be worth a look

With Neo Destiny at $60,000, Japanese Base Set at $137,500, Expedition at $112,500, and Skyridge at $212,500, the message is fairly clear: The sealed Pokmon market has become one of the defining forces in high-end Pokmon collecting

The full reasoning including where Eyevo is not the right pick is below

[1] The base or original series consists of 7 different sets released between 1999 and 2000, which feature Gen I Pokmon

So lets take a look at the entire list of Paradox Rift cards for the Pokemon TCG