I love how the B&B boxes come with stamped holos exclusive to the pre-built decks, and of course, there's lots to love about the ETB, with the customary bundle of extra goodies for the game itself, the gorgeous little Tyrunt promo, and plenty of sleeves, on top of those excellent boosters
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This isn't the only thing that determines value, but the most important
If you're still drafting Bloomburrow at your LGS and you're about to crack open that next play booster, which single card would be the best to open from a value standpoint (according to TCGplayer's market price)
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One could even argue that formats like Brother's Highlander and other "point-based" systems does a good job in creating a sense of "you don't have every card"