2002 Legendary Collection Charizard Holo ($8K-$13K) This is the normal holo version which sells for a lot more than the reverse
In 2003, starting with the Eighth Edition Core Set, the game went through its biggest visual change since its creationa new card frame layout was developed to allow more rules text and larger art on the cards, while reducing the thick, colored border to a minimum
I do have to wonder what Wizards will do if they ever reprint cards like Splinterfright, Revenant, or the many Lhurgoyfs that care about cards in the graveyard
Play boosters guarantee at least one foil, but compare play boosters and collector boosters, and you'll see the additional guaranteed foils help increase the cost greatly
The gameplay was much simpler over 25 years ago than it is now, mostly due to its Trainer Cards
Put a 1/1 green Saproling creature token into play for each creature you control.