The creature side is a reasonable rate, and in the right deck youll be able to flip this pretty reliably, at which point you get a bunch of value
A long time ago, when Elena was still young and carefree, there was a very evil card called Team Plasma Snorlax who dated back from the Black and White era and that was a nightmare to play against
At the time, rarity was not marked on cards and was closely linked to the demands of the printing process
Celesteela has "Moombahton"
Ancient Brontodon Atzocan Archer Belligerent Brontodon Blossom Dryad Carnage Tyrant Colossal Dreadmaw Deathgorge Scavenger Deeproot Champion Deeproot Warrior Drover of the Mighty Emperor's Vanguard Gishath, Sun's Avatar Grazing Whiptail Ixalli's Diviner Ixalli's Keeper Jade Guardian Jungle Delver Kumena's Speaker Merfolk Branchwalker Old-Growth Dryads Raging Swordtooth Ranging Raptors Ravenous Daggertooth Regisaur Alpha Ripjaw Raptor Shapers of Nature Snapping Sailback Spike-Tailed Ceratops Thundering Spineback Tishana's Wayfinder Tishana, Voice of Thunder Verdant Sun's Avatar Vineshaper Mystic Waker of the Wilds Wildgrowth Walker
Near Mint Charizard cards typically command premium prices, while PSA 10 graded copies can sell for multiples of their raw card value