(2019-11-12) Yes, seriously
Both of these can also be considered a top 10 card for collectors, also demanding a rather mighty price at around $72.13 for the former, and $232.71 for the later in the market right now
Drawing cards is a lot of fun and it is the thing Simic does best, perhaps as it struggles rather more with doing other things
For starters, both are non-rotating Eternal Formats that allow lots of cards that would be deemed too powerful for even MTG Legacy because of the one-of clauses
All the best eldrazi titans are here, the second-best board wipe with Ugin, the Spirit Dragon, the best card draw with Kindred Discovery, and I've also tossed in Cloudstone Curio for even more combo potential
While a common non-foil reprint might be valued at less than a dollar, a highly sought-after, graded foil variant of the same card can command prices ranging from $50 to hundreds, or even thousands for iconic pieces like certain most expensive MTG cards