What about counting foil MTG cards? Foil cards have their detractors, me included (I think theyre tacky and frequently make card art look worse)

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Ultimately, though, I think the weapon the lady in the foreground is holding reminds me of a Selesnya-themed rake
Number of lands: Based on this link ( I recommend using 46 lands to maximize the chances of playing Liesa on turn 5
Only one copy was ever printed, and its been in the hands of one owner since 2005
Thus, even a lesser-known Pokemon like Kabutops became invaluable