While all are powerful in their own right, especially with magecraft or token-matters effects, they didnt quite make the list because they serve a different purpose
I now have the set sorted according to which cards have sold the most on TCGplayer using some sort of recency basis
For me, I would probably look at the current sales prices across a mix of websites and comparison shop to get the most accurate value of my Magic: The Gathering cards
You can build a collection today for significantly less than it would have cost at the peak
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