The rarest Charizard is the 1996 Japanese No Rarity Base Set Charizard, with only 8 graded PSA 10 copies known to exist
Smprattes video sums it up better as well, but if I could add my own opinion here, it would be that the market today is too optimized to be able to trust that packs which were sealed 20+ years ago now were not already weighed, which would then hurt both seller and buyer of said item down the road when looking to move the product
At $5 for Prime Day, youre getting roughly 10 cents per card , which seriously undercuts what you would pay buying single cards or even regular booster packs at retail stores
For cuts, I would consider: Pouncing Shoreshark (low impact) Laboratory Maniac - Kind of an all-or-nothing strategy, and sounds like from your description that you'd rather win with combat
This factory-sealed case contains 12 booster boxes from one of the most anticipated One Piece Card Game expansions, inspired by the legendary Paramount War storyline