Why Dont Sellers Just Grade and Make More Money
In addition, this card has the rarity of Super Rare Parallel (SR-P) and is the more valuable of the two versions of this card which were released as part of Royal Blood [OP-10]
Heliod, the Radiant Dawn is a very straightforward commander in this way, costing a fairly cheap four mana to transform him, or three mana and two life, to compleat the poor god, turning him into a twisted, Phyrexianized version of himself
You have all the flexibility here: if my math is correct, there are eight different options
if you think about it a 1st edition is just a little circle stamp, but that symbol is worth thousands more than unlimited its the same exact card with a tiny stamp, but that stamp makes it worth MULTIPLES over an unlimited print the corrected fire symbol is just an equally small circle but its much more rare than the 1st edition and therefore hold a premium over 1st ed by default
And the BG archetype has a toughness matters theme, as opposed to Flashback from MID