I could mention the charms, but due to the popularity of legendary creatures and EDH, Ive elected this one
The value of this card can vary, but copies in excellent condition and with a 1st Edition stamp and Shadowless printing can reach prices of tens of thousands of euros
More often than not, Charizard cards are worth quite a lot of money
Suitable for beginners and collectors
I found it so because I was playing Dimir Rogues, a deck that relies on evasive creatures with flying that had a somewhat hard time beating other aggressive decks
For creatures this also means the "strictly better" version should have at least the same creature types, but more creature types are usually fine (so Zombie Knight is strictly better than Zombie, other things being equal) - but then I guess it's fine to ignore creature types that don't carry any bonuses whatsoever (so Alloy Myr is "sort of strictly better" than Opaline Unicorn - since there's no card that gives bonuses for Unicorn creature type)