You could have a copy of the rarest card in the world , but if it is a fake then it is worth nothing
On December 16, presumably not long before the new Magic: The Gathering banlist update, a fan (who must surely be either kicking themself now or trying to cancel the sale) sold a near mint copy from the Scars of Mirrodin MTG set for $71
Each battle enters the battlefield with a number of defense counters on it equal to its defense, found in the lower right corner of the front face
Setting up an account is super easy and fees are not terribly high, averaging about 13-15% of your sale
At one point I also looked at cards like Everflowing Chalice, Fellwar Stone, and Commander's Sphere, though you can also look at the Lockets from Guilds of Ravnica and Ravnica Allegiance as decent options too
As part of the Disney Parks collection, this set will be available in limited quantities at the following Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort locations, in addition to select Disney Stores worldwide beginning July 17