The alternate art Charizard V card currently goes for a respectable $160 to $170, but has been as high as $200
Acting like a reusable Sabrina trainer card, its Frozen Flow ability lets players switch out their opponent's active Pokemon to the bench once per turn, on top of it sporting a respectable 160 HP and having an 80-damage Wave Splash attack that requires two Water energy
The real difference is density: high class packs pack more premium cards into fewer packs, while standard boxes offer triple the opening experience
Goblin Ruinblaster, on the other hand, is a blaster of all different kinds of ruins
If you zoom in on the picture it is however visible that the patterns aren't as distinct on the Badlands as on the Bayou, and that the black color is a little "smudged" on that card
Most of this testing was done on Tabletop Simlutor