It is a solid three-figure card raw in clean condition, and graded gem copies climb well beyond that
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Regardless of how much life you lose, drawing an extra card each turn is a strong enough effect that its worth it to take the risk
The three cards - along with a Blastoise presentation card printed with a blank card back - were confirmed to be real last December by grading company CGC, which detailed its incredibly in-depth authentication process in a fascinating blog post
There are only two Trap Cards in the archetype, and one copy each is enough since they can be searched out
