For long-term investors, Japanese exclusives offer a unique portfolio piece that few others will own, whereas key English cards offer broad recognizability and historical significance
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Grandfathers old collection, the whole are any of these worth something routine we hear probably twice a week
In Innistrad: Midnight Hunt, one of these will be from the main set, while the other will be a made-for-Commander card that either comes from the set booster or the Commander pre-constructed decks' exclusive cards
