I used a scrap of plywood to make some test cuts in order to find the best angle and depth to hold the cards up right in the stand

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This dual approach targets new fans with simple products and enfranchised collectors with high-end items like the Scene Box, which contains six borderless foil cards that form a single piece of art
A little like Sram, the more you build to get value from it the more I suspect you will harm the consistency and effectiveness of the rest of your deck
Though completely useless in an actual deck for the trading card game, The One Ring is worth a significant amount to Magic: The Gathering collectors considering that Wizards of the Coast the studio responsible for releasing the card game printed a single copy to thematically reflect the significance of The One Ring within JRR Tolkiens trilogy of books