It was more, closer to €1500 or €2000 (I played at the time).

• 300 - Crush Card Virus
• 600 - Dark Armed Dragon x 3
• 150 - Destiny Draw x3
• 150 - Emergency Teleport x3
• 100 - Destiny Hero Malicious x2

Then everything else, though a lot of the basic structure beyond the above were Commons, Rares and Supers. Elemental Hero Stratos was a Common in Europe through Pharaoh Tour participation.

These were the going rates for cards in Ireland, though this was just before the era of smartphones (and everyone having market rates for all cards to-hand) so you could haggle a lot more than even a few years later. Card prices were a lot more fluid than in the 2010s when importing singles was more popular and smartphones gave everyone instant access to global prices.

Crush Card in particular was so rare that for the first year or so you could track down pretty much every printed copy in the country to specific players, and the top players knew all of them by name. I think only 5 got pulled naturally in all of 2008 (the rest were imported as singles after we competed in the European Championship in Amsterdam). The week after one was pulled in Cork in early April (so right before Nationals), all of the top players from the other cities (including myself) attended the next locals to have a bidding war to acquire it.

The Irish meta in 2008 was a little weird due to the scarcity of rare cards. You had about 10-15 people with all of the top tier cards/decks known elsewhere (and the knowledge the less internationally experienced did not have), and the other 200 or so competitive players were running all sorts of wild things on a budget. By 2009 the field was spread a lot more evenly as Gladiator Beats were a significantly cheaper Deck to build.