The regular holos are printed on a holofoil paper that doesn't have any kind of pattern or effect to the foil -- there's no galaxies, bubbles, swirls, or lines
Look for "Wave 3" reprints of sets like Prismatic Evolutions when prices usually dip by 15-20% before rising again once the set goes out of print
Charizard ex SAR follows at 57,800 (~$395), and Pikachu Master Ball mirror sits at 54,800 (~$375)
destroy it, and if you destroyed a face-up monster, inflict damage to your opponent equal to the ATK that monster had on the field
Contrary to popular belief, graders typically want to give you good grades but they also have a guarantee to uphold that the grade assigned is true to your cards condition
Pokmon apparently had no such concerns