On the other hand, it's very possible that newer players could be fooled, especially when it comes to older cards that occasionally feel weird even if they are real, thanks to variance in the printing process, or things like Masterpieces that have a strange foiling process
That's inclusive of mana abilities
It's also amazing in Type Four, where an alternate cost like cleave is free, so you can get a free counter when you cleave that doesn't count as your spell for the turn
Electrode (2/64) has a niche following among Electric-type collectors, and Clefable (1/64) benefits from its Fairy-type popularity in later generations, but neither commands a significant premium over the other budget holos
Creatures that die into more board presence
I'll make it as concise and clear as possible on how to make the combo repeatable, though you should know that using any infinite combo might be grounds for a rule 0 discussion before your game