Historically, the Reserved List cards (like Dual Lands and the Power Nine) hold value best
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If you ask me, in my +10 years playing TCGs, there are usually three aspects that need to be true for a card to be good or, at least, one of them needs to happen
However, rainbow cards that achieve a top Blade Label grade from the likes of Beckett who are notoriously stricter will likely hold or continue to rise in value
If it somehow becomes a creature, it also can't be blocked or equipped by those permanents