Gengar The extremely popular and mischievous ghost-type Pokmon holds third position, with a total card value of $4,277.89 (3,200)
Sephiroth, the Savior (Atraxa, Grand Unifier) Atraxa, Grand Unifier decks tend to be flicker soup exploiting the obscenely powerful enters ability on their commander
Honestly, there are plenty of loopholes like Special Summons that don't start a chain or Special Summons via Spells/Traps, so you can't rely on it too heavily, but since you can also move it with the second effect, it's surprisingly not bad
Honorable Mentions: Before the number 1 spot, I want to briefly mention a few games that barely missed the cut for me: World of Final Fantasy World of Final Fantasy is Final Fantasys take on the monster-taming genre, and it d oes an impressive job in making the combat feel unique
Cons: Grading fees are on the higher side if you want subgrades (which most people do for BGS)