The biggest sign of a real card is the texture looking how it should, but admittedly, some of the Bubble Mews were textureless, meaning they're an error or 'misprint' and can sometimes go for higher value depending on the seller
If its fake, it looks different
Prices of preorders are subject to change once the preview season starts and when the full MTG Commander decklists are revealed
Together, these confirmed sale records show where the highest end of Pokmon collecting currently sits, with trophy cards, early Japanese history, iconic Charizard demand, perfect-grade scarcity, and one-of-one provenance driving the biggest numbers in the hobby
Breya, Master of Etherium 6 So this thing gets cheated in quite a lot despite being a whole two mana less than the things I typically deem the cheapest you can go and still feel like you are getting something good at the end of it