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37 cards are priced from $0.05 to $68.18

There are a few key differences, like that split cards have the combined mana value and types of both halves, while MDFCs only have the properties of the front half when anywhere other than the stack or the battlefield

In the early game it's just a five-mana Damnation, and in the mid-game it's an okay sweeper with a few dorks, later you can play around it and really push the board your direction

If an opponent controls more lands than you when Knight of the White Orchid comes into play, you can search your library for a Plains card and put it into the battlefield untapped

Between that and Shadowkin, Im chomping to play one

I would consider some of the uncut sheets that have been chopped up to be artistically damaged and would argue that those should either not be graded or have a clear qualifier attached to them like TAG has done here