Fyndhorn Elves, from 1995's Ice Age expansion, is neither incredibly powerful nor incredibly valuable - its original printing has never cost more than a few dollars, and mechanically identical cards exist and only see niche play
Vintage and Eternal Format Adaptations Vintage organizers frequently permit proxies because the formats power curve would otherwise price most players out: cards like the Power Nine, Gaeas Cradle, or Bazaar of Baghdad routinely trade in the hundreds to thousands of dollars, so event organizers often allow proxied Power Nine pieces to lower the barrier to entry
However, this is still a bit of an anomaly for one big reason: serialized cards
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While Sinistea doesn't seem like a prime contender to offer high returns if you're looking for an investment, it's a Pokemon you can enjoy for the love of the hobby