Purchasing the set of MTG Cowboy Bebop cards on the secondary market will most likely become an option as each card drops
Black Lotus The most expensive Magic: The Gathering card of all time thanks to an extremely rare sale Peak price: $615,000 Black Lotus has long held a reputation as the most valuable Magic: The Gathering card ever made, dating from MTG's very first set, Limited Edition Alpha, released in 1993
You can build around it, but I am happy to put this card into the 99 of a ramp or lands matter deck
The remaining cards with a value over $1 are as follows: Essence Warden - $2.68 Farmer Cotton - $1.31 Tireless Provisioner - $2.58 Mirkwood Bats - $1.09 Generous Ent - $1.50 Swords to Plowshares - $1.30 Anguished Unmaking - $2.32 Sol Ring - $1.46 Chromatic Lantern - $1 Well of Lost Dreams - $1.62 Silverquill Influence - Secrets Of Strixhaven It's still up for debate which Secrets of Strixhaven Commander deck is the best, but we're picking Silverquill Influence for this list
However, another rule precludes their use in other decks (Rule 9035l 903.5d A card with a basic land type may be included in a Commander deck only if each color of mana it could produce is included in the commander's color identity.) Just in case you were thinking of adding Tundra to your Naya deck
