Typically, these disposable creatures are either tokens, creatures that create tokens, or the subject of this column - creatures that can recur themselves
In 1999 when WotC was getting ready to make the prerelease Clefable card, the initial version of the print sheet contained a small number of base set Raichus as well as the Clefables
Appearances aside, this card has catapulted from about eight dollars to where it is now, exhibiting some of the most astronomical growth in Silver Tempest
And, on the topic of fair, the Dragon Shield MTG Scanner app takes use of the smartphone camera for more than just scanning cards for pricing and inventory use
As always, we'd also recommend that, if you're making a big purchase (even if it seems like a great deal), find out as much information as possible in advance about both the product(s) and the seller, and physically check out the packs before purchasing, if at all possible