Packages give your deck structure and can show when your deck has too much, or not enough, of something
Recently, weve seen ungraded copies hovering around $1,150, but the grading premium is massive here
That effort began in 2016 with the plane of Zendikar, when the publisher released a free-to-download sourcebook for the popular RPG
A loose guide for grading whitening would be something like: No whitening - GM 10 1 to 2 spots of whitening - 9 Mint 3 spots of whitening - 8 Mint/Near Mint 4 or 5 spots of whitening - 7 Near Mint All 4 sides have whitening - 6 or below Color boarder cards have a hard time gem minting compared to cards with white/grey (think modern) borders since things like silvering/whitening are much less noticeable
Therefore, this is a risky card to purchase since there is a chance that the card will just revert to its original price should this be a buyout (and the group that bought the card out resells all their copies back into the market)
The four cards were: Nadu was an expected ban as it had dominated virtually every format it touched