That means you can swap them around as you see fit, but there are plenty of other Legendary Creatures to use as a Commander, too
The amount makes it, by far, the most expensive trading card ever sold a record the same card also held when Paul bought it back in 2021 for $5.27 million
The owner can recast it, but it's temporarily out of play, which can be a significant tempo setback for your opponent
You're guaranteed value in your artifact or enchantment deck
That seems to have been the philosophy of Wizards of the Coast (WOTC) when they produced their 1994 Magic: The Gathering (MTG) Revised set
Maybe an even more shocking stat is that, taking into account the low value of the rest of the set, most of the time when you open an Invocation , you'll still end up losing value, or at the very best breaking even