Lower Value : Common cards generally have the lowest monetary value, unless they are part of a first edition or feature a unique printing error
Why the standard size matters (more than it deserves to) Consistency is the whole reason a deck of 100 cards can shuffle without feeling like a stack of mismatched coupons
Here are two great tutor cards for equipment in mono white decks: Stoneforge Mystic Stoneforge Mystic is a two-drop creature that allows us to search our library for an equipment card and put it directly onto the battlefield
No price was offered, but the Japanese site linked above cites 35000 Yen, which converts to about 250 USD
So, with different type of tin available and each containing different combinations of booster packs and accessories, heres each one in turn, listed from largest to smallest, with details of what we think the advantages and disadvantages are of each type
Greed's Gambit Marcy: If you're facing an opponent with limited Enchantment interaction, this is great