While this concept of a serialized card isn't new for Magic, cards with very limited printing with each copy uniquely numbered, with arguably the most well-known offering being the 1 of 1 The One Ring from the Lord of the Rings set a few years ago
There is one important caveat to this: this number shows when the card made its debut , not the specific product that individual card was pulled from
Sometimes because of their collection value, sometimes because newer cards might be in better condition, and sometimes for the very simple fact that theyre cooler (ie, the art)
With so many awesome entries ultimately relegated to other categories, what could this one be
With such a low cost at just 3 ink to play or using a character that costs 3 ink to sing it, you have relatively cheap removal that's well worth an inclusion in Fabled
Yes, rarity matters, but a card's financial value is driven by two things: collectability and playability