The Pain Land cycle, for example, would not be considered colorless Lands because their ability to tap for colors is why you play them, not because of extra colorless utility
So, if youre hoping to get ahold of one, youll want to keep an eye out for Amazon to announce the specific release date
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Leafeon keeps its value fairly consistent in NM conditions, staying firmly in the $240 range though it doesn't appear in this condition very often
That said, you probably want this as a land most of the time, and despite being the most useful color in the deck, that's a tapped 1-color land