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Given this, I often think its better to just hold on to your old collection, the value you get by selling is minimal
For example, Aerith from FINAL FANTASY VII doesn't have an official "job" as that's not in the game
Commiting a crime for free is a thing, but going down a card to do it generally isn't worth it, especially with a card that has an almost entirely meaningless effect
It was a slow start, but eventually they would get the support to become an actual functional Deck, and even more later on to improve on the strategy
Much like its siblings, the price floor is exceptionally stable