This would be a great fit in a green ramp deck, helping you find the beast you need to shut down your opponent's board
I used to collect minerals & fossils as a kid (and still do, but I very infrequently add new items to the collection these days), and I also like visiting natural history museums
Were honestly not sure
If the new supply is not too great, or the demand is enough to overcome the new supply, this is not a problem
In our studio, we have witnessed firsthand how card grading, scarcity, and historical context drive market prices for collectors in the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, and the UK
While there isn't a lot to him, there's no doubt he's as flashy as they come, and to this day still has that magical "WOW!" factor whenever he hits the board