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Conversely, there are also sellers undercutting the early market, with some copies of the card selling for $9,800

Meaning that the number is even more tricky to work out

It can be used to ramp out powerful cards and effects earlier in the game than normal, and is both mana ramp, and color fixing

You need to have 1,000 Life Points, you summon a Monster, then your opponent summons a Monster of their own, so why is this hard so hated by judges to the point that it got banned

The singles market can price cards below pull cost, especially right after release when supply is hitting the market quickly

That's pretty incredible when you consider that this ink combination, Ruby/Sapphire, was arguably the strongest archetype throughout the entire Into the Inklands season