Only those that do something new, better, cheaply, and flavorfully typically make the cut
Graders and sports flippers will love it, while pack-chasers should keep scrolling
This card earns its place through classic starter recognition combined with genuine scarcity, making it a reliable choice for collectors
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The actual information in your dataset will depend on your personal preferences, but as a general guide, I would recommend at minimum knowing the following about each card: Set name (and code, if applicable) Card name Card number Finish (non-holo, reverse, etc) Languages the card was released in (if applicable) Release date (or the the very least, release order) Ive also catalogued each illustration for each different printing, but depending on the way youd like to set up your own sheet, that may or may not apply
