Unsurprisingly, Mox Opal and its siblings are banned in most formats
Phantom Nishoba Loxodon Hierarch Nazahn, Revered Bladesmith Qasali Pridemage Saffi Eriksdotter Mystic Enforcer Knight of the Reliquary Fleetfoot Panther Gaddock Teeg Voice of Resurgence Rhys the Redeemed Tolsimir Wolfblood Wilt-Leaf Liege Sigarda, Host of Herons Sigarda, Heron's Grace Selvala, Explorer Returned Selesnya Guildmage Renegade Rallier Armada Wurm Captain Sisay Centaur Healer Dauntless Escort Dromoka, the Eternal Dragonlord Dromoka Enlisted Wurm Fleecemane Lion Karametra, God of Harvests Kitchen Finks Loxodon Smiter Mirri, Weatherlight Duelist Novablast Wurm Holy crap
Set: Reign of Jafar Printing: Cold Foil Increase: +$17.25 Current Market Price: $24.24 The foil version of one of Reign of Jafars most competitive and sought-after cards, Rhino - Power Hamster, was underestimated in the sets first days of release, then exploded in demand once tournament players rushed to get their copies
They can be in either non-foil or traditional foil
The fact that the hottest MTG Secret Lairs sell out within hours of release, and these are still all on the shelves, suggests they are not Unless the island is shaped like a vulva, of course
Aside from the various Traveling Chocobos that have sold for thousands of dollars, the surge foil version of this Sephiroth is the single most expensive card from the set, with a current market price of $484
