This distinction from the Zendikar Rising symbol is to indicate and remind players that they aren't legal in Standard, as this printing of Expeditions doesn't impact what formats these cards are legal in
For instance, Black Lotus is considered a big rare and is certainly one of the most expensive, but there were 50 APs (artist proofs), 1100 Alpha, 3,200 Beta, 10,00 CE (Collector's Edition), 5,000 IE (International Edition), and 18,500 Unlimited prints for Black Lotus
You can see that the only investment vehicle with similar returns to the overall rotated Standard booster boxes was the S&P 500 Index
You can use Ambrosia Whiteheart to pick up permanents with good enters the battlefield triggers, save creatures from removal, or just pick up a land to guarantee another landfall trigger
Pulling Teeth I don't think I even need to explain this one
Along with the recently revealed Foundations Beginner Box, it's the perfect entry point to Magic