With recent non- Masterpiece sets, the average rare value has been somewhere between $1.25 and $1.50
or any other cards that seems like it might hold that title, Im here to correct that grossly misguided notion
Im in wait and see mode on the Frodo, Adventurous Hobbit and Sam, Loyal AttendantFood deck, but together they look like a very strong Food commander
Anyone picking Geralf will need to go shopping, as the deck only has about 30 nonlands (22 playable) that work towards that mill plan with a side of Zombies
Castle Ardenvale A classic for control decks across formats slow enough to get it going, making a token to block an attack on a planeswalker is the key function of Castle Ardenvale
It's referenced by non-Magic: The Gathering players, and you'd see it in just about any piece of media that discusses the most valuable trading cards ever