PrintMTGs process is designed around two things that matter in actual games: how the cards look and how they feel in a sleeve
You can play this in any Blue deck and feel pretty good about it, but if you are really getting there on noncreature spells, and especially instants and sorceries, this is going to be even better
The pips above each card will showcase which copy of the playset was added, including if you recently opened more than one (such as with Plummet): As you can also see, cards flagged as being new to your collection will automatically be sorted first when viewing your collection, and mousing over the card will dismiss the tag
They're also a popular first pick when cracking packs during an MTG draft
If the opponent has no artifact or creature cards in their hand, you must still choose an artifact or creature card from their graveyard to exile
The drawback is that creature has to have a mana cost equal to or lower than the number of lands you have, but thats super easy to get around in green