With real MTG cards, theres a distinctive layering when you look very closely at the side of the card under good lighting
Plus, I super love retellings of the Ancient Greek myths, and definitely wanted to know Magics take on them, as well as the authors officially licensed take on a divination deck altogether (especially since reading some of James DAmatos fascinating theories on creating those for gameplay in his excellent The Ultimate RPG Game Masters Guide.) But before I could do any of the reading, I first had to evaluate this as a physical object
I use these sleeves: www.ebay.com/itm/50-Perfect-Fit-PSA-Graded-Sports-Card-Holder-Clear-Sleeves-4-Mil-2xs-Thicker/281755202202?epid=1346055547&hash=item4199eb329a:g:lyAAAOSwtfhYn8P3:rk:1:pf:0 And these semi-rigged card holders: www.ebay.com/itm/100-Ct-Card-Saver-I-Cardboard-Gold-PSA-Graded-Semi-Rigid-Holders-UPC2217-CS-1/272208712636?epid=1300057780&hash=item3f60e753bc:g:xBwAAOSwBLlVXepw:sc:USPSPriorityFlatRateEnvelope!23456!US!-1:rk:6:pf:0 NO TAPE please
13 with 30 HP on the final
It depends on things like: how much research you do whether you know what kind of research to do whether or not you make smart purchases (do you buy on logic or emotion?) how well you tolerate risk (can you sleep well if your investments suddenly drop 20% in value?) how long you are willing to wait to make a profit (could you wait 5 years
I would recommend reading this Reddit post for the full details, as it has all the gory details