It's not just gameplay utility that makes these cards costly -- it's the difficulty of finding physical copies of those cards, hence players' constant demands for reprints in Masters sets and even Commander deck cycles
Theyre a little jarring to the eye, but looking at them is full of memories

* Only 1 filler is known to have two Triangular Holofoil Stamps: - White with Two Triangular Holofoil Stamps Filler Card * Only 12 fillers are known to have Gold or Yellow coloring: - Black Border Gold Foil with 3 QR Codes Filler Card - Black Border Yellow with 3 QR Codes Filler Card - Black Border Gold Foil Discard Filler Card - Black Border Gold Foil Discard with Triangular Holofoil Stamp Filler Card - Black Border Yellow Discard Filler Card - Black Border Yellow Discard / Black Border Yellow Discard Filler Card - Gold Foil Discard Filler Card - Gold Foil Discard with Triangular Holofoil Stamp Filler Card - Gold Foil Discard / Dividers Filler Card - Yellow Discard Filler Card - Yellow Discard with Triangular Holofoil Stamp Filler Card - Yellow Discard / Dividers Filler Card * The oldest filler is probably the Alternate Fourth Edition Filler Card Version 1, while we don't have a precised month, it has been verified that The Alternate Fourth Edition cards have been printed after November 20, 1995 by the United States Playing Card Corporation in Cincinnati in a first attempt to produce Magic cards on US soil

Whether its part of a dedicated mana-denial plan with land destruction or simply for playing mind games in open-deck events, Mana Tithe adds just the right amount of stack interaction to whites arsenal
This ensures that your cards remain in pristine condition, maintaining their value and longevity
Rares and above tend to have more power in gameplay