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Now why am I talking about a $15 card
toploaders: Semi rigids are popular for sending in cards to get graded but dont provide much protection, so use the rigid toploaders for regular sales, but be aware that if you use them in regular PWE (plain white envelope) sales without paying extra to mark it non-machinable, the toploader can get mangled in the automatic envelope sorters
The usual flicker targets are still great, like Archaeomancer and Peregrine Drake, but Rassad makes a number of lesser played creatures much more interesting
Yawgmoth's Bargain A card that's not a piece of Power Nine, ranked on top of a power-niner
