I remember hearing about a deck that Charlie Catino (our current Director of New Business in R&D) played where he kept using Timetwisters to keep shuffling graveyards back into libraries
I like it a lot
The idea of protecting something originally meant to be used and enjoyed (be it reading a comic book or, here, playing a game with a trading card) can lead to different opinions when it comes to fan reactions to the concept of grading
I'll get to this one in more detail in a moment
Cards Between $5-10 The Fire Crystal Sword of the Animist Three Visits Primeval Titan Yuna, Grand Summoner Dark Confidant The Wind Crystal Jodah, the Unifier Genji Glove Nibelheim Aflame Loran of the Third Path Cryptic Command Aettir and Priwen Walking Ballista Command Beacon Tifa, Martial Artist The Earth Crystal Reanimate Y'shtola Rhul Ultima Weapon Cards Between $10-15 Dark Ritual Isshin, Two Heavens as One Tymna the Weaver Azusa, Lost but Seeking Diabolic Intent Vial Smasher the Fierce Lightning, Army of One Summon: Knights of the Round Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy Starting Town Final Fantasy Promos, Alternate Art, and More Final Fantasy is chock-full of alternate versions, with most characters having two versions, 10 of them having three and Cid, Timeless Artificer having 15