Yes, many of the Bloomburrow cards with a raised foil borderless anime art treatment are worth money on the secondary market
These are five uncommon cards, one for each color, that are an enchantment on the front side, and transform into a different permanent type once a condition is met
This gives you an obvious advantage in combat since your creature can take down an opponents creature without taking any damage
Since the only real version of Nexus of Fate that existed was foil, and foils curl so much, it was actually illegal to play the real copies of Nexus of Fate in some competitive events since the curling made it possible to cut your deck to the copies of Nexus
Its combination of abilities while interesting serve no particular purpose in current deck building, and likely wont see play
Most online marketplaces charge a fee for listing and selling Magic Cards on their sites (eBay charges 5%, while TCGplayer and CardMarket charge 10%)