Others from the set list are typically selling well under what's featured on the list, even if they do have incredible artwork too
Thats not awful, but it being a five drop means it comes down later on the curve than most of the cards which gain you life
In April 2024, a sale between an anonymous buyer and Pristine Collectibles broke records: The item sold was a pristine Alpha Black Lotus that went for $3 million dollars, breaking the 2023 record sale for the then-most expensive Magic card that was the 1/1 The One Ring

Sort Card Type Cacturne #2Holo Rare $32.88 Cacturne #27Uncommon $0.82 Cacturne #34Uncommon $0.66 Cacturne #42Uncommon $0.65 Cacturne #10Rare $0.49 Cacturne #88Uncommon $0.17 Cacturne #6Rare $0.36 Cacturne #20Uncommon $0.28 Cacturne #5Uncommon $0.17 Cacturne #2Uncommon $0.27 Cacturne #2Common $0.18 Cacturne #8Uncommon $0.50 Cacturne #2Uncommon $0.15 Cacturne #34Uncommon Cacturne - 006/198 #6Uncommon $0.07 Cacturne - 27/108 (Prerelease) #27Promo $33.29 Cacturne (Delta Species) #15Rare $1.87 Cacturne ex #91Ultra Rare $90.17 Team Aqua's Cacturne #1Holo Rare $27.33 Cacturne ex #91Ultra Rare $90.17 Cacturne - 27/108 (Prerelease) #27Promo $33.29 Cacturne #2Holo Rare $32.88 Team Aqua's Cacturne #1Holo Rare $27.33 Cacturne (Delta Species) #15Rare $1.87 Cacturne #27Uncommon $0.82 Cacturne #34Uncommon $0.66 Cacturne #42Uncommon $0.65 Cacturne #8Uncommon $0.50 Cacturne #10Rare $0.49
Lets break it down, franchise by franchise
Deck List More Pain, More Gain Arcanine ex is your primary attacker in this deck, and both of its attacks really pack a wallop