Way back in 1997, Wizards released their first MTG video game, which was nicknamed Shandalar since it took place in that plane
I think the differences are quite obvious
Here are some concrete examples with French Base Set cards: Grading impact on value: real examples A holographic Charizard from the French Base Set, ungraded and in good condition, trades for around 200 to 400 euros
Creatures with an Adventure printed in their rules text can be cast as normal or played for their smaller adventure cost to gain that effect
Plenty_Deep said they've never personally had negative interactions with the owners, but others commenting on both Facebook and Reddit have reported different experiences
It has since been sold for a best offer, so the final price is unclear, but according to the third-party tool 130point it may have been closer to $40,000