By the next set, Planar Chaos , there were already variations on this idea, and by Future Sight , the end of the Time Spiral block, you could see all kinds of Echo costs: red creatues could require you to pay black mana, cheap creatures to cast could end up being expensive later on, and Echo could even be something completely different than mana: Echo Discard a card. The possibilities that this little change opened up were incredible, and the Time Spiral block saw some really interesting Echo designs because of it
Step and Compleat foil: $20 Oil Slick foil: $25 to $35 Prerelease foil: $14 Showcase foil: $9 to $11 Foil: $8 to $10 Regular: $7 to $9 Jace, the Perfected Mind Featuring a low casting cost, Jace, the Perfected Mind is played within MTG formats like Modern, Standard, Pioneer, and Commander
We shall see
But by far the biggest change has been the continued rise of the Commander format
If it does, then its one of the most expensive and rare cards of all time, selling in January for a whopping $493,000