They have a historical/pop cultural context
Back in the early days of the Magic game, any card that could conceivably have a drawback was shunned like the devil
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Tiamat, in all her draconic glory, showed up on the Weekly MTG stream and got many a player excited
As of March 2026, Japanese Shiny Treasure ex boxes trade at approximately 13,800 (~$94) on the secondary market via SNKRDUNK
Theyre typically referred to as holo cards, and only 16 of the original 102 are holo