This utility has helped the card maintain a firm market value of approximately $1,081, backed by strong performances at the Seattle Regional Championships, where Darkness-type control strategies saw significant play
If you are selling played cards, I think the scale tips slightly in favor of eBay (make sure to take pictures and list clearly), followed by TCG, with buylisting bringing up the rear simply because most buylist make heavy deductions for played cards (ranging from $0.70 to $0.30 cents on the dollar)
This means you can hold up its colorless mana as needed, and then bounce it whenever you need to
Winconless decks seek to win using cards closest to the "useful spell" end of this spectrum
Some might see that as a metaphor for the Reserved List itself, but were not here to make judgments
A useful internal rule is simple: under $40, buy the cleanest copy from a reliable seller