Borderless cards simply remove part of the card frame itself and extend the art to the outer edges of a card, whereas showcase frames are variations of the border, often with artistic flourishes that match the aesthetics of a set
That might seem redundant, but that also protects it from wither and infect sources of damage, as well as thing the trigger on combat damage to the creature so there is even more going on than at first blush
If you want to bling out your deck, Tran Nguyen's showcase frame art is incredible, and is only accentuated by that gilded foil frame
Yes, this is a bit of a gamble, seeing as Yuma is so expensive and doesnt have built-in protection (who doesnt have ward these days?), but I think it will pay off more often than not
Ideal for both play and collection
Sometimes thats an IP of Ghostbusters for The Mimeoplasm