Here are the lists: Monkey Grow, by Jordan Boisvert (SCG Premier IQ Worcester 5/2015, 1st place Merfolk, by Hunter Nance (SCG Open Charlotte 8/2015, 2nd place Assuming both decks play out their standard gameplans, Merfolk will beat Monkey Grow nearly every time
The reason is because it so much easier to sell the non-foil promo cards, so most players are aiming to earn 18-20 tickets, and even if you earned 20 on Day 1, getting another 70 is a tall feat, unless you have a way of combining tickets with friends/teammates
Graded Population Report: Hydreigon ex #223 Visualize the distrbution of grades in the chart
What's important about the design of this card, however, is that it can also sacrifice itself, giving you an easy way to add two card types to your graveyard
$2.99 Forest (1943 - Foil) Secret Lair $9.49 Force of Despair (1936 - Foil) Secret Lair $6.49 Inevitable Betrayal (1935 - Foil) Secret Lair $22.99 Jodah, the Unifier (1932 - SpongeBob SquarePants - Foil) Secret Lair $5.49 Mountain (1942 - Foil) Secret Lair $7.99 Toski, Bearer of Secrets (1930 - Sandy Cheeks, Martial Astronaut - Foil) Secret Lair $5.49 Command Tower (7012 - Foil) Secret Lair $5.99 Island (1940 - Foil) Secret Lair $3.99 Plains (1939 - Foil) Secret Lair $3.49 Barktooth Warbeard (1931 - Patrick Star - Foil) Secret Lair $10.99 Daze (1934 - Foil) Secret Lair $3.99 Swamp (1941 - Foil) Secret Lair 0 results found
16 Toxrill, The Corrosive A Serious Threat With Little Escape Printed in Innistrad: Crimson Vow alongside Umbris, while Toxrill, the Corrosive may cost a hefty seven mana, once cast it is capable of single-handedly taking over a Commander game
