Double-crimped cards from WOTC-era sets, particularly 1st Edition printings, can command $1,000 to $5,000 or more depending on the severity of the error and the identity of the underlying card
This showdown is full of superpowered up effects
This colorless top-end creature certainly brings games to a close, especially if you can give it haste or up the number of counters on itRhythm of the Wild and Invigorating Hot Spring have Ulamog written all over them
Overcoming graveyard resource disruption with Spirit Dragon Spirit Dragon can counter graveyard resource disruptions like Promethean Princess
Besides that, the Digimon TCG hasnt shown much willingness to reprint alternate arts, so this art of Omnimon might just be printed only once
Like buying a house, one may put in a better offer above your asking price because thats what the card is worth to them