The second method is to look in the bottom-left corner of the card, where the raritys initial will be printed alongside other information like the cards set number
Creature Standard Pioneer Alchemy Historic Timeless Competitive Brawl Historic Brawl
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This creates a finite supply, making cards on this list, like the original dual lands, extremely valuable regardless of their original rarity
In the past, there have also been Special (S) cards
In fact, despite the value of the reprints in here, Im very surprised to see stores like Amazon still selling each for MSRP