Unknown to him, the coin Edgar used was rigged, making Sabin the inevitable winner, and the Coin of Fate artwork subtly reveals this twist in the armors reflection, forming one of the sets strongest easter eggs
These all give you access to powerful removal, counterspell, and protection, something very much appreciated in a deck like Calvary Charge that wants a lot of creatures on the battlefield on your side and little on your opponents'
There are more than 5 MTG token doublers that has this effect straight up built into the card
And since you likely mulled to at least five cards if not lower, as a mull to two in this deck is basically the same as keeping 7 cards, you should be behind your opponent in the decking game too
This card almost single-handedly won a ton of games during it's Standard run
It helps you to proliferate more and can also grant your creatures some evasion, not to mention buffing one of your infect creatures