Authentic Rainbow Holo cards have detailed surface texture, proper rainbow holo effects, and clean printing alignment, while fake cards often miss the texture, use incorrect foil effects, or show inconsistent fonts and colors
In phantom drafts, if you win 50% of the time, you'll spend an average of $2.75 per draft, which is a pretty great deal for a couple of hours of entertainment
This goes for around $2.79 on its own, so you can get started right at the low end
You'll have to settle for using the old cards in Brawl, Pioneer, Historic, or Timeless when Standard rotates
More recently printed versions, like Starfield VocalistStarfield Vocalist, show that Wizards of the Coast is still willing to innovate in this space
The price spikes according to MTGStocks, and others buy up the HP/MP copies, as well as any copies at the old price across the internet, and the buyout is thus completed