With contributions from Matthew Adler.
8) Misdirection The weaker of the two free counterspells on this list, Misdirection has seen more play in Type 1 than it ever did in Type 2, Block, or Extended
The website also has a very useful Store Locator, which allows you to see exactly where you can purchase cards from in your local area
it just spreads the reprints over a larger pool of cards, which means Modern staples in general will decrease in price more slowly because they aren't being reprinted quite as often, with more Legacy, Commander, and perhaps eventually Pauper staples picking up the slack), it does make the current pace of reprintings viable for a bit longer, which buys Wizards some time to figure out what its next move will be in terms of creating more equity (with this week's announcement bridging the gap to the Modern 2.0 / Fronter-like format that is rumored to be coming with Magic Arena in a few years)
7 Mishra's Factory (Summer) Rare - $79.08 Antiquities did something a little bit different with this release, several Magic cards had different illustrations on them, sometimes depicting a change in seasons, while other themes might depict a structure from different perspectives
I think Mangara has a ton of upside and has already established that it can be an $8 card
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