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The first of these cards is the titular Zephagamon, boasting a striking green and black textured art that goes excellently with the Shoto Kazama found in the Store Tournament pack of the same set

While you could easily pick up unlimited copies of this card for a few dollars or less, the first edition version has soared in value, starting at $12.99 for a damaged copy and maxing out at around $90 for an NM

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Not to call it Craterhoof Behemoth but this green beast does a pretty good impression if you partake in lifegain payoffs that create tokens

During play, you have one active Pokemon, and a bench full of backup critters

Astral Radiance is shaping up to be a popular set for players and collectors alikepick up some codes today
