To ensure a successful collection, avoid buying counterfeit cards, know the value of the cards youre purchasing, and understand their rarity
image8891200 200 KB And then while I could mention all Kusajimas in this variety, who went full Bowie for this specific period in the mid 2000s, here is a shining example
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Blastoise ex - 200/165 The second most expensive card in 151 is this resplendent vibe of a Blastoise ex card

Here's the set used by Masters Division Champion Tord Reklev: Charmander (026/197) - 4 cards Charmeleon (008/091) - 1 card Charizard ex (125/197)- 3 cards Pidgey (016/165) - 2 cards Pidgeot ex (164/197) - 2 cards Radiant Charizard (020/159) - 1 card Bidoof (111/159) - 1 card Bibarel (121/172) - 1 card Rotom V (045/159) - 1 card Lumineon V (040/172) - 1 card Cleffa (080/197) - 1 card Manaphy (041/172) - 1 card Jirachi (126/182) - 1 card Arven (186/197) - 3 cards Iono (185/193) - 3 cards Boss's Orders (172/193) - 2 cards Professor Turo's Scenario (171/182) - 2 cards Roxanne (150/189) - 1 card Team Yell's Cheer (149/172) - 1 card Rare Candy (191/198) - 4 cards Ultra Ball (196/198) - 4 cards Buddy-Buddy Poffin (144/162) - 4 cards Super Rod (188/193) - 2 cards Nest Ball (181/198) - 1 card Counter Catcher (160/182) - 1 card Prime Catcher (157/162) - 1 card Lost Vacuum (162/196) - 1 card Forest Seal Stone (156/195) - 1 card Choice Belt (176/193) - 1 card Defiance Band (169/198) - 1 card Collapsed Stadium (137/172) - 1 card The star of this deck is, of course, Charizard ex from the Obsidian Flames expansion

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