Most cards can only attack or use their abilities once per turn, and tapping the card is how you show that this once-per-turn power has been used up
2 bills gave me the least value during my testing
Unsurprisingly, for those who kept up with MTG Final Fantasy at launch, all five of the most valuable chase cards are the Traveling Chocobo variants: Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Japanese Exclusive, #551): $5,950 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Blue, #551c): $1,937.28 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Green, #551d): $1,862.90 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Yellow, #551a): $1,766.81 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Pink, #551b): $1,754.61 Edge of Eternities Edge of Eternities mixes a single four-figure showstopper with several more moderately priced Fracture Foils
I fill the rest up with the Lightsworn spells and backrow hate
Duskmourn: House of Horror gave Magic: The Gathering a look into retro horror with references to classic horror films of the early eighties and beyond
Early on in Magic , "laces" was this odd concept thing they tried