Tricky Terrain Tricky Terrain has got it where it counts, in the mana base
TAG's system annotated multiple light surface issues such as print lines and scratches, none of which were notable enough to impact the grade significantly, but were found using TAG's patented photometric stereo imaging - all of these defects are publicly viewable through the card's Digital Imaging and Grading (DIG) report , which can be seen in TAG's Population Report at my.taggrading.com and through scanning the QR code on the slab itself
These cards can be found on their site with the condition listed as "good." This is especially true on Alpha , Beta , and Unlimited cards, where their price reduction for good is the largest
Maybe you can use it as a cheeky ramp slot if you have a lot of indestructible lands for some reason
Haven't visited personally, but called from across the country about a collection of marvel cards from when I was a kid, and they actually gave me the time to help me understand what to do and how to potentially handle them
I can see this being played quite a bit going forward