When a copy surfaces, it commands a steep premium over its non-staff counterpart and rarely stays available for long
Im almost certain that the very first Pokmon TCG cardsboth in Japan from 1996 and North America in 1999were designed using either of these two programs
Mew VMAX SA (128,000 / ~$908) commands a premium for three reasons: (1) the AKIRA EGAWA illustration is widely considered one of the most visually striking SA cards of the Sword & Shield era, (2) Mew VMAX was the centerpiece of the dominant Fusion Strike competitive archetype, cementing its place in TCG history, and (3) the pull rate (~1/16 boxes) keeps individual card supply scarce even years after release
I mean, if I have a look at the picture in the first post, the colors are all over the place due to different cameras, screens and other digital devices used for processing the colors
Graded Population Report: Alolan Ninetales #28 Visualize the distrbution of grades in the chart
[Lightning][Lightning][Colorless] Defiant Spark 130 If this Pokemon has any damage counters on it, this attack can be used for [Lightning]