The data isnt completely conclusive, but the best fit looks like a 10x11 sheet with 22 reverse commons printed twice, so this is the sheet size I will be assuming for all holofoil sheets: image896224 6.26 KB In my model I am assuming each Gold Star to be printed twice on the holo sheet, making the individual cards less rare than most of the Gold Stars from earlier sets, but at the same time making the overall pull rate for Gold Stars lower than for other sets with 3 Gold Stars in them (1 in 141.4 packs, to be exact)
Perhaps a return to Artifact-centric Avishkar, formerly Kaladesh , will explore this design space.
This Sharpedo leapfrogs Crobat by about six dollars, claiming a comfortable advantage on the back of an NM sale that could indicate a price rise
You pay more upfront, but you remove several uncertainties: no grading risk no condition risk no submission delay no failed-grade recycling problem less execution burden The mistake is thinking the PSA 10 is automatically too expensive because the raw card is cheaper
The reprint Gardy and Lucario also make me think that that these will be a mega dream specific thing #12 Honestly Zard seems terrible
