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Since it was never made available for sale to the public, the rarity of this card led to some bidding wars, reportedly marked as high as $90,000 which could go higher through private deals

5 Tekuthal, Inquiry Dominus The blue Phyrexian pseudo-god from New Phyrexia doubles up all your proliferation activations just by being in play

Depending on its PSA grade, this card can range from thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars, with recent sales exceeding $300,000

These sleeves are perfectly clear and have no annoying circular logos or holograms in the corners that might cover up text or the beautiful art on your cards

More ideally, if you also have a Red Card at your disposal, go Silver Red Card Prank Spinner to trouble your opponent, leaving you in splits

Players invest time, money, and a little of their soul into their decks, and they want to feel like they had an impact on the game