This is due to the fact that many of the same monsters could have the same attack point number due to other cards on the field that either increase or decrease attack points

Pupitar #42Uncommon $0.17 Burmy #2Common $0.17 Seel #15Common $0.16 Mothim #4Rare $0.37 Glaceon EX #20Ultra Rare $15.58 Grumpig #31Rare $0.29 Regirock EX #43Ultra Rare $2.49 Kabuto #38Uncommon $0.23 Barbaracle #23Rare $0.40 Delphox BREAK #14Rare BREAK $3.88 Alolan Diglett #86Common $0.26 Alolan Diglett #78Common $0.12 Alolan Diglett #122Common $0.25 Alolan Diglett #121Common $0.25 Alolan Diglett #122Common $0.08 Alolan Diglett #76Common $0.16 Alolan Diglett #84None $0.53 Alolan Diglett #30Common $0.34 Alolan Diglett #76None $0.74 Alolan Diglett #35Common $0.55 Pokemon 2-Player Starter Set (Revised Base Set Reprint Run) $249.50 Base Set Theme Deck - "Blackout" (Revised Base Set Reprint Run) Base Set Theme Deck - "Zap!" (Revised Base Set Reprint Run) $499.95 Base Set Theme Deck - "Brushfire" (Revised Base Set Reprint Run) Base Set Theme Deck - "Overgrowth" (Revised Base Set Reprint Run) $685.00 Base Set Booster Pack [Revised Unlimited Edition] $786.87 Base Set Booster Box [Revised Unlimited Edition] Pokemon Base Set (Shadowless) [1st Edition] Booster Box

There's a lot of work to get to that point, but if you do you will be able to have a land that can tap for four mana at minimum right away
Collectors and investors actively seek Dragonite cards, particularly rare variants likeDragonite EX, Dragonite VMAX, Dragonite GX, and vintage holographic versions
That cant be a bad thing, can it?
Final Fantasy previews are pouring out, and the set looks great so far