Reverse holo cards can be valuable, but their worth is usually tied to: The rarity of the card The set it belongs to Its condition and grading (e.g., PSA 10) For example, a Reverse Holo Umbreon from Skyridge graded as PSA 10 reportedly sells for $2,500 , while an ungraded Reverse Holo Charizard from the same set can reach upwards of $3,500 (values are approximation at the time of writing and may not reflect the true value)
the back features Snow White in full fairytale glory
Flash forward a few generations, and here we have Chandra, Jace and Sarkhan Vol standing at the Eye of Ugin, which causes the ancient magic to be undone, slowly releasing the powerful Eldrazi back into the plane of Zendikar
It was created as a prize for a 1998 CoroCoro illustration contest, with only around 39 copies distributed, and the PSA 10 that holds the record is the only known copy at that grade
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