Like stagecoach said, vintage Japanese cards were printed on thinner card stock compared to middle era and modern cards you see being made now, so its normal for it to feel relatively thin
Not only does this more or less remove all color requirements, since none of our Transformers have double-color costs, but the discount applies regardless of which side youre casting
Its not about being cynical
Both sellers are charging the same price, and it's for you to decide which card you'd like to purchase
The most expensive Japanese promo cards ever produced are all variants of the same card, which makes the Pikachu Illustrator s dominance of this list less of a coincidence and more of a statement about what scarcity, provenance, and condition can do to value
Razor Boomerang Razor Boomerang is a unique and interesting way to design a Magic card, but it also really, really sucks