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This staggering price is in large part thanks to powerful lands, which almost every deck wants access to

Getting one of these bad boys can run you anywhere from $10,000 for a heavily played Unlimited edition or up beyond $55,000 for one in better condition

Beta, 1993: $149,050 Beta s price is super high considering some of the top cards like Mox Pearl, Mox Sapphire, and Underground Sea, have hard-to-pin market prices

With a Gemhide Sliver in play, you can be a little loose in how you tap your lands for mana and keep creatures untapped to surprise your opponents with activated abilities or an instant spell even after your lands are all tapped

Trample allows you to get the best value out of double strike