A number of bids were received for the collection via Goldin Auctions, with the entire set eventually selling for a tidy US$107,010 (AU$158,306)
Raffine, Scheming Seer While Raffine hasn't seen much play since it rotated out of Standard, while there, it was one of the best threats you could ask for
The flavor makes absolutely no sense, but hey, its still a good card
But the way this card made players feel targeted, how it caused such immediate despair and hopelessness, reminds us that lock cards are frequently the most loathed designs in Magic even more so in Commander, where their uneven, fun-limiting potential runs directly counter to the ethos of the format
There are no purchase limits AFAIK (I visited the ones that popped up in WA malls back in 2017) but they do run out of high-demand items (151 booster bundles, Shiny Charizard ex tins, anything with Evolving Skies packs, etc.) like @Chaosbeat mentioned