Investing in cards requires speculation and you should have some kind of indicator or theory as to why a card will grow in value ahead of time
Consider a Noyan Dar Spellslinger deck that Awakens a huge Inkmoth NexusInkmoth Nexus or Celestial ColonnadeCelestial Colonnade, or perhaps consider a Bant Enchantress deck that powers out lands with BurgeoningBurgeoning and ExplorationExploration, then assembles some combination of Terra EternalTerra Eternal, Natures RevoltNatures Revolt, and tons of anthems
Idea #2: Stop using dense ink Heres a sentence you probably didnt think you were going to read today: The Dead Sea Scrolls were written with a dense type of ink that features heavier, leadened materials, whereas the Herculaneum scrolls, which are papyrus documents once owned by the father-in-law of Julius Caesar and which were carbonized after a volcanic eruption, were written with inks made out of organic, carbon-filled materials
Materials: Metal/Tin
Grimer is classified as a 1-Diamond card in the Genetic Apex set
"Being able to enjoy something that I've loved since childhood now as a grown man is like buying back a piece of something I could never have, it's not about the material it's about the experience," Logic explained
