Angel of Suffering Ashiok's Reaper Ashiok's Skulker Banehound Boneyard Lurker Braids, Arisen Nightmare Braska's Final Aeon Brokkos, Apex of Forever Brokkos, Apex of Forever Carnival Hellsteed Cavern Whisperer Chittering Harvester Cruel Somnophage Cursed Wombat Devourer of Memory Doom Whisperer Dread Presence Dreadwing Scavenger Dream Beavers Dream Eater Faceless Butcher Faceless Devourer Falthis, Shadowcat Familiar Fear of Abduction Fear of Being Hunted Fear of Burning Alive Fear of Exposure Fear of Failed Tests Fear of Falling Fear of Immobility Fear of Impostors Fear of Infinity Fear of Isolation Fear of Lost Teeth Fear of Missing Out Fear of Sleep Paralysis Fear of Surveillance Fear of the Dark Fiend Artisan Foul Watcher Gibbering Barricade Gloom Pangolin Gloomfang Mauler Gravegouger Grimdancer Haunt of the Dead Marshes Helica Glider Hell Mongrel Hunted Nightmare Hypnox Insatiable Hemophage Kathril, Aspect Warper Labyrinth Raptor Laquatus's Champion Leyline Prowler Lurrus of the Dream-Den Mesmeric Fiend Mindleecher Necropanther Nethroi, Apex of Death Nethroi, Apex of Death Nightmare Otrimi, the Ever-Playful Ovika, Enigma Goliath Persistent Nightmare Petradon Petravark Plague Mare Psychic Symbiont Sephiroth, One-Winged Angel Silvar, Devourer of the Free Slitherwisp

How special would a card have to be for you to consider getting it graded
While it does require specific conditions to be summoned, the advantage of searching for Dark Magician cards from the deck and its powerful effect make it a valuable inclusion
It also has a niche effect of being immune to activated effects unless they specifically target it.
In other formats, most players are loath to pay this much for an effect they cant fully control or even guarantee will have targets
4 Brightglass Gearhulk Borderless - $101.12 The borderless version of Brightglass Gearhulk is an absolute delight, and it's easy to see why it holds such a high value in Aetherdrift