Its also about whats fun for you to play
Mega Gengar ex currently has a market price of $1,380, which, needless to say, is a pretty massive price increase from the previous entry
Still, there's a huge group of players who want high-quality proxies for their cubes or kitchen tables, and Wizards could fill this niche, rather than having some percentage of these players hand their money over to counterfeiters
If the reverse holo version does have a distinct market price, then "reverse holo" will be listed in the title
Magic: The Gathering has been around since 1993, but it wasnt until 2011 that Wizards of the Coast debuted preconstructed decks (Precons) for the Commander format (also known as Elder Dragon Highlander)
I expect these prices to come down, slowly, but in a few months I think the prices will be closer to $2k