Rare trading cards from games like Pokmon and Magic: the Gathering can be worth big bucks an unopened box of 36 packs of the Pokmon First Edition Base Set sold for US$78,000, and a near mint-condition Black Lotus from the Beta Edition set of Magic went for US$26,400, at an auction in March this year
Its dual Water-type mastery and sporadic psychic bursts contribute to its quirky and memorable presence in the Pokmon roster
(Though looking at said list, there's a few that don't have any Archetypal clauses on their usage, such as Chaos MAX, Tetrogre/Mind Augus, some of the Nekroz monsters [on-field anyway, but iffy on how you'd fit them here], so I guess that works.) I'm not implying that you can't use this with non-Effect ED monsters either, but most stuff nowadays usually are Effect Monsters and can't see a reason where you'd want this over Advanced Ritual Art, except for it being less restrictive on Levels (you can exceed the limit if needed)
Note: some older (WOTC-era) packs have a series of ~3 tiny pinholes on the side of the pack wrapper
