On December 16, presumably not long before the new Magic: The Gathering banlist update, a fan (who must surely be either kicking themself now or trying to cancel the sale) sold a near mint copy from the Scars of Mirrodin MTG set for $71
It can lead to confusion during play
These kinds of effects that let you steal all of the abilities of cards from somewhere else can end up being very powerful, especially when they get to begin the game in your command zone
On instants and sorceries, look for the word instead. if that word is there, it replaces whatever effect its attached to, but pay attention to where it appears line breaks mean an entriely new effect is happening, that the instead might not apply to
Thats also why fine details can get mushy: text edges, mana symbols, thin lines, high-contrast borders