Verified wrong back Pokemon/Magic cards have sold for anywhere from $2,000 to well over $20,000, with the exact price depending on the specific Pokemon card on the front, the card's condition, and how well-documented the provenance is
A well-made mid-range binder in the $15 to $30 range will serve most collectors reliably
Sometimes, just having the raw card quantity is better than selecting it, especially when all your cards are good
3 Baby Dragon/Wingtortoise There isn't just one, but two older monsters that look suspiciously similar to the ever-popular first-generation Pokemon Charizard
While it can be hard to read, the exclusivity of these cards does often make them more valuable than non-surge cards
Part of it is that they keep printing token generals like [casthaven]Ghave, Guru of Spores[/casthaven] or [casthaven]Marath, Will of the Wild[/casthaven], that turn counters into tokens