The card in question: a 3-mana 0/3 human monk that scales with the number of lands you control, gives you extra land drops, and then rewinds some of the ramp you get from this effect
For three mana, Azcanta, the Sunken Ruin lets you look at the top four cards of your library and put a nonland card among them into your hand
What to Look For Like books and other collectibles, first edition Pokmon cards are typically worth more than later edition Pokmon trading cards
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However, when they appear, NM copies of this card have registered sales at $2,750 and $4,500, as this Star is one of the holy grails of Charizard cards
Grade impact: Even 9s can be expensive due to scarcity Why These Cards Command Such High Prices Extreme scarcity: Championship prizes, finalists promos, and tightly printed SP/Manga variants keep supply microscopic