Beginning with Exodus (which was released in 1998), Wizards of the Coast began color-coding expansion symbols to indicate a cards rarity
the colourful card reportedly fetches over $3,000 in perfect gem-mint condition, but is estimated to appear in only one in 3,000 booster packs
"I would say that the 1st Edition Fossil cards were much more accessible than Base [cards] and probably [were distributed in quantities] on par with Jungle," said Pratte
I don't know why man-lands aren't on E
Its hardly new design space for green, which boasts commanders like Kona, Rescue Beastie and Ghalta, Stampede Tyrant, but the inclusion of red gives the card an aggressive twist as your monster comes in tapped and attacking
The MAR art is adorable and is a match made in heaving with the card's name, but as with other cards in this list you probably want the price to drop quite a bit before adding it to your cart