Vintage collectors chase Base Set and WOTC-era Charizards as the foundational pieces of the hobby, the cards that defined what Pokemon collecting meant before the term "investing" was ever applied to trading cards
I think we can officially call it
The cards are then sorted into batches of 8 and the associate takes pictures of the front of the cards, then takes pictures of the back of the cards with the label applied
Below: the rarity ladder, fifteen chase cards, every product with live CAD prices, and the grading data behind that split
Beckett (now owned by PSA's parent company), Certified Collectibles Group (CGC), and Sportscard Guaranty Corporation (also owned by PSA's parent company) are other options
Garland, Knight of Cornelia is an okay-sized creature that gives you some value while you cast noncreature spells