Other cards from the Beta Limited Edition deck that were certified by CGC Cards and featured in the sale included: a Two-Headed Giant of Foriys, Magic: The Gathering (1993) Limited Edition Alpha graded CGC Gem Mint 10 that sold for $2,101 a Benalish Hero, Magic: The Gathering (1993) Limited Edition Beta graded CGC Gem Mint 10 that sold for $130 a Fire Elemental, Magic: The Gathering (1993) Limited Edition Beta graded CGC Gem Mint 10 that sold for $130 a Frozen Shade, Magic: The Gathering (1993) Limited Edition Beta graded CGC Gem Mint 10 that sold for $111 a Llanowar Elves, Magic: The Gathering (1993) Limited Edition Beta graded CGC Gem Mint 10 that sold for $111 Note: At the time some of these cards were graded, they were encapsulated with the original CGC Cards label
Gaeas Cradle Gaeas Cradle is a simple card that speaks for itself
While Kyurem doesn't quite reach the heights of the most valuable Dragonite cards, it puts up a respectable showing considering the late start it had, not to mention its introduction during a low period in the Pokemon TCG's history
In Magic: The Gathering, Blue is the best support color in the game
It has the same monster battles as the other games on this list but with the twist of having everything play out in Final Fantasy-like team battles