After 16 years, the card was reprinted in 2011 as a DCI Judge Promo, but the card would of course still remain incredibly rare and hard to come by
Unlike later trophies that leaned heavily into prestige aesthetics, Cyber-Steins importance is rooted in what it represented to players at the timethe dawn of the pro era, when winning tournaments meant earning cards no one else could legally obtain
fake cards tend to be in very nice condition, as it's both harder and less profitable to fake a card in a worn condition
But hey, the best gumbo is the one you make with what you have
Language: Japanese Card #: 205/SM-P Type: Non-Holofoil Promo Condition: Mint or near mint condition *** The condition is described to the best of our ability, but we are not professional graders and opinions differ
The specific percentage chance of getting rare MTG cards in either the wildcard or seventh slot has yet to be announced