As a note, I like Dimir and Rakdos a lot more than Orzhov and Golgari, but all the decks are playable
Harpies Feather Duster Mai Valentine had all the broken cards in her deck, Pot of Greed, Graceful Charity, Harpies Feather Duster but ironically her Harpy monsters could never win a duel when it counted
Damn catchy jingle
Otherwise, recent history suggests the value of a highly playable and coveted mythic rare from a newer set is more appropriately priced in the $50-$80 range (e.g., Sheoldred, the Apocalypse)
I can see a world where you play a mana dork on turn 1, this on turn 2, and crack it on turn 3 for value
That's pretty decent pricing, considering that all Pokmon sets have boosters going for extravagant prices right now, but it also includes a metallic coin and what I'm most excited to add to my collection - a Pikachu with a 30th Anniversary stamp