As an example, this card's Unlimited version fetches roughly $400 in LP condition, while the first-edition copy easily eclipses $800
On top of trading his PSA 9 card, which was estimated to be worth around $1million, Paul also paid out $4million to the seller, resulting in the PSA 10 version costing just over $5million
The former can potentially take out opponents in a single hit, while the latter is a more technical attack that hits when opponents least expect it
Fetching a Triome on turn one can fix your colors for most of the game
most can Special Summon themselves from the GY, but cannot easily send themselves to the GY, and typically require additional setup for self-revival, making them inefficient as extenders
Master Rule The first iteration of Master Rule came into effect in the OCG in 2008, with the release of Starter Deck 2008, and alongside the beginning of Series 6