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#12
04-26-2011, 08:10 PM
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The Standard Catalog prices most of the Broadleaf/Cycle class cards identically. While all of these cards are tough, there are many levels of scarcity within that group. For example, the Donnelly (which is one of the 3-4 toughest cards in the entire set) is priced the same as Herzog and Gregg which are probably the two easiest Broadleaf/Cylce class cards.
For the Recruit/Napoleon class cards, the Standard Catalog is all over the board. Some of the tougher ones are priced accordingly but others are listed as straight commons. So, to answer Tony's question...you could use the Catalog VERY generally to get a relative idea of some of the tough ones but I would not be under the illusion that most of the cards that are similarly priced are truly of similar values. 
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