like Sunderflock, current prices are lower than that huge spike, but still 350% above last week's prices: Source: MTGStocks Something similar has happened with Insatiable Avarice, another black card from Outlaws of Thunder Junction that is a 3x in Christoff Larsen's deck and which went from a bit over $2 last week, to around $11$12 right now
We design purple 10 commons, 6 uncommons, and 10 rares
For example, if the target historic permanent card is an artifact card (but not a creature card) and you control March of the Machines ("Each noncreature artifact is an artifact creature with power and toughness each equal to its mana value."), it will enter with two additional +1/+1 counters on it because it will be a creature on the battlefield
Other signs a card is fake include: Spelling and grammatical errors, like missing the accent in Pokmon HP and attack values over 500 Poor color and print quality (faded, smudged, off-center, etc.) Wrong shade of blue used on the back of the card Thin and flimsy feel Fake cards sometimes use the wrong text and images on the card, so read it carefully to ensure these details match