Pokemon 151 was one of the most popular and commercially successful sets in recent memory, driven largely by the irresistible combination of original 151 nostalgia and modern production quality
This puts it practically on par with Lightning Bolt, though losing the instant speed timing and being only able to target your opponent really does a lot to diminish the power of the card
This ensures you can always identify exactly which version you have
And he has an activated ability which costs no mana and generates X mana in any combination of red and/or blue, where X is his power
Total graded by CGC Trading Cards: As of September 2022, there are 50 graded examples of Mox Sapphire from the Unlimited Edition in the CGC Population Report
It's a lot like the comparison between Wound Reflection and Warlock Class: Would you rather have the immediate effect on a card that does little else, or the card that requires more mana investment but gives you other utility on the way