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1964 Topps Pete Rose #125 High PSA 9 Price: $70,725 (12-7-2025) High Price for Signed Copy: $8,099 (10-27-2024) Why its Iconic: This is Pete Roses first solo card

When Splitting Slime becomes monstrous, you get to put a copy of it onto the battlefield, only this copy doesn't have the Monstrous ability, nor does it have the +1/+1 counters from activating the originals Monstrosity ability

Mire in Misery and Feed the Swarm were the first attempts at doing this, and while some people believe its against the philosophy of the color pie, I see it more as Magic evolving and adapting to the needs of the game after sticking around for more than 30 years

Rediscovered childhood memories or the fruit of a long search to achieve a goal: two ideal reasons to encapsulate your cards and show them off to their best advantage

3 Mew ~ Battle Road Summer - $700.00+ While a version of this card with the same art was made available in Pop Series 5 and goes for a bit over $100, the version with the Battle Road Summer graphics is the one particularly coveted by collectors