The final $511,100 sale price made the autographed Alpha Black Lotus the most expensive Magic: The Gathering card ever sold at auction, before that staggering record was then broken again in March 2022, after another Gem Mint 10 copy of Alpha Black Lotus featuring Rush's signature sold for $540,000
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This has been something black has historically lacked the ability to do and it made the colour clunky and inflexible
Thats a really low investment to finish off multiple opponents, and when you add in other mana generation from treasures or Neheb, the Eternal, Crackle makes a case for being the strongest burn finisher around
It functions in all zones, not only while a card that has it is on the battlefield
A lot of the prices have dropped a little bit from their highs, Plmason said