In 1878, Henry Ash proposed an apparatus to shuffle cards
The same week that Wizards announced the Stranger Things Secret Lair, it also promised that any Secret Lair card with brand-new mechanics would eventually be reprinted with a new name, art, and flavor roughly six months later
It only takes a few days, and boomyour card is ready for bragging rights
Five different neon ink treatments of the card, with variant art, were printed
Sometimes I'll pay more after looking at the collection, especially if a majority of the cards are from Mirrodin block or before, or if the seller seems to be the type to leave Remands and Serum Visions in their bulk boxes
Recursive 2/1s Magic design is littered with recursive 2/1s, usually 1-drops, that return themselves to play for a nominal fee plus a small prerequisite (typically another creature dying)