While it makes sense that you would expect rare cards to not be accessed so easily, uncommons are much easier to come across
Players will also have to manually input all cards collected, requiring more work on their part
That record was broken in November 2020 after a copy of the Shadowless Charizard sold at auction for $350,100, before reportedly being broken once only a month later with the sale of a copy for $369,000 - auction house Goldin Auctions claimed the figure to be the highest amount of money paid for any Pokmon card at the time
You can burn opponents out with Glint-Horn Buccaneer, generate card advantage with Containment Construct, or dump big artifacts like Portal to Phyrexia that you can Goblin Welder back later
Make a buddy at the table, cantrip while making at least one Treasure token, then pile up additional Treasures if people start drawing outside their own turns
My suspicion is that the card is difficult to reprint because its oracle text is so complicated