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I keep getting new questions that I hadn't answered, so I've decided that for a while at the end of my columns I'd answer more questions

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Floral Spuzzem is a famous example of this

Oh man, there goes our Gem Mint rating

When identifying acetoned foils there are two key features to look for

Too Slow and Boring Second Sunrise While Second Sunrise probably would have been banned anyway, it was Brian Kibler who sealed the card's fate when he infamously "put an F6 (the Magic Online key for "pass until end of turn") into play" during the Top 8 of Grand Prix San Diego back in 2013