At minimum, it can always been used as a draw spell/ graveyard filler since the cards do go to the graveayard instead of the bottom of the deck
the game starts you off with a liberal amount of free ones to use in the campaign and against computer opponents), and trade with players all over the world (not to mention all of the features that are currently in the works, like the ability to compete against other players, as well as keep a friends list of the people you meet online)
Just let that sink in for a second, thats less than the regular ex version of Charizard
The three capital preservation advantages of the Japanese version of the collection card As mentioned above, there is no need to worry too much about the depreciation of the Japanese version of the card at this moment, because the Japanese version always has its inherent advantages
Furthermore, this card isn't all that powerful now that face-down is being neglected in the first place
Wilds of Eldraine, unlike all the sets featured above it on this list, isnt a premier one