According to Card Kingdom at the time of writing, the most expensive card from the Final Fantasy Magic: The Gathering set is the black ink, foil, borderless Traveling Chocobo card that's currently only available in Japanese
Poking around a bit, I found quite a few graded cards posted on eBay, and while sellers were asking higher-than-average prices for those cards, one thing seemed pretty obvious: The newer a Magic card is, the less likely grading it will have a significant effect on its value
14 Magic: The Gathering cards per booster 14 cards of rarity Rare or higher 36 Uncommon cards 69 Common cards 1 Land card
We follow the Doctor and their companions as they travel in the Tardis through time and space on adventures, usually taking down an evil villain/monster or saving the day
Its not as egregious as other card draw or counters engines, meaning it earns bonus under-the-radar points, too
When it eventually dies, you can move those counters onto another creature before shuffling it back into your deckensuring those counters never go to waste
