Faceless Haven seemed to only see play in specific mono-colored snow decks that could support it, but I assume the Sanctuary will see play in a broader range of decks, including control decks that can handle having lands that only produce colorless
However, there are exceptions, as the most expensive cards wont be listed on TCGplayer
At a glance, Show of Confidence doesn't look that exciting, just putting a +1/+1 counter on a creature for two mana, but it's actually much, much better since it essentially has magecraft storm, copying itself for each instant or sorcery we've cast during the turn
These are far more common and less desirable to collectors as a direct result
The bidding began at $40,000, before eventually reaching $183,812 - the buyers fee then pushed it to $220,574 (168,992)
We're aware that Cryptic Spires is technically a new card, but its main point of interest is its odd rules functionality