Thats partly because its old and weird
Autographed Black Lotus just became the most expensive Magic: The Gathering card sold at auction Winning bid: $511,100 Magic: The Gatherings most recognisable flower just reached a new level of notoriety after an autographed version of the card sold at auction for over half a million dollars, becoming the most expensive card purchased in such a manner
Villain variants have a long track record of pulling outsized collector interest, and a fresh, unsettling alternate art on one of Disneys most iconic antagonists is exactly the kind of card that finds buyers well beyond the competitive crowd
When asked about them, Wizards of the Coast maintained the story that these Prerelease Raichu cards didnt exist, or werent available for showing, leaving many to wonder whether they existed at all
Misleading Signpost Three-mana mana rocks are becoming a lot more versatile in recent Commander releases, and Misleading Signpost is the latest example of that trend