The same is also true for Krarks Other Thumb, which MTG players have long wanted reprinted
There's a big advantage to sneaking it onto the battlefield, despite the cost, because when it deals combat damage to an opponent, you can pull a creature from that player's graveyard, which then enters the battlefield under your control, tapped and attacking that player
Many of the cards have turned from trading cards into collectible items, some of which are worth a lot of money
Damaged copies go for roughly $25, while HP copies jump up to the $45 range, followed closely by MP cards that average around $60
Booster boxes are quite an investment, so here is a look at some of the cheapest around