To peak my curiosity, I did some research on token rarity and found this interesting theory which Ill quote below: I couldnt find an official answer, but I can make an educated guess based on how cards are produced in general
On the Eidolon of Rhetoric post, for instance, u/apophis457 flatly stated, these anime cards are getting obnoxious. Similarly, u/Chijima similarly stated, wow thats not for me. While damning, these criticisms were almost drowned out by the legions of excited fans
Each player sacrifices a creature of their choice
Based on the latest market prices tracked on TCG Stacked, a foil copy of Ugin, Eye of the Storms is worth about $422.16 USD
However, under UV light, sun damaged cards have lost all of their normal UV properties whereas the UV reactions are completely normal on errors like this one
This almost always results in them adding way more cards from the precon to their decklists than theyll actually add when they build the deck for real, but by then no one is going to look at the EDHREC page for 20 sets ago