On the face of it, its easy to think of this as just drawing two cards, but what it actually lets you do is keep all three of the cards you drew if you want to and put a couple of land cards back on top of your deck - or cards you cant afford to cast yet but can next turn
Cyber-Stein helps to deal with combo decks, being able to grab Dark Balter the Terrible and The Last Warrior from Another Planet , which often has little outs (especially when backed by Solemn Judgement which is also included for those match-ups)
2008-2009 the Kanto starters all got one, and Pikachu got 5 (same figurine but taken from different angles and with the 5 different Pokemon Centers at the time in the background - Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Nagoya & Fukuoka)
Next up is another red card
4 Shining Steelix (Secret Rare) $269.99 A Golden Touch Steelix returns after also appearing among the most valuable cards in Neo Genesis, as the giant Generation Two metal snake slithers into another top spot, this time landing among the upper echelon in Neo Discovery
Its still very pretty, though, and anyone whos not a fan of some of the more traditional art might look at this one in particular