Back in May, The Pokmon Company explained that it would soon require fans to furnish ID to purchase cards at official Pokmon Center stores
That's why in 2021, content creator Logan Paul spent a total of $5,280,000 to get his hands on it, with that being $4,000,000 cash and his PSA 9 version of this card, valued at $1,275,000
Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Punish the Enemy depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (Dragon's Maze)
This price also varies due to the cards condition and quality, so you could also get it at a much lower rate of $300 or a higher rate of $100,000
For those who loved winning the game in a single swing using massively suped up Tamatoas, this card provides another win-con to see out your games
Which is great news if you're a fan, but it has also made finding and buying cards scarce