Frank's calculations assume the pre-london mulligan rule of going down 1 card each time you mulligan (no scry), not the Commander mulligan of one free mulligan at the start, so the % chance of hitting your lands is actually a little higher for us
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So, a 3 rating across the board, right down the middle
Increasing the cards value was the fact it had been graded at a perfect Gem Mint 10 condition by card condition specialist PSA, indicating a card in virtually flawless condition on its 10-point scale
TCGplayer lists the market value of this card just over $400, though different serialized numbers tend to sell at different pricepoints
Finally, while it hurts to say, Three Steps Ahead will be another big loss for the format