Robin Hood, Unrivaled Archer isn't quite as popular as Mickey, Elsa, or Maleficent, but a quality copy still fetches plenty of cash on secondary markets
Also known as whitebacks, due to the absence of MTGs familiar card back illustration on their reverse, these proofs are provided to artists who work on Magic: The Gathering as a way of owning and showing off their art for the game without impacting the value or rarity of cards on the secondary market
Each of them makes a substantial splash when they come into play, enabling some nasty blue-black-red shenanigans befitting of the final battle in a Final Fantasy game
It's been 3 years since the first Commander release, and most of the casual rares from that set still have not recovered
Honorable Mention #1 (#13 Overall) - Atraxa, Grand Unifier Atraxa is one of the most beloved Commanders ever printed with her four color identity and proliferating, and no new take could do that justice
