You're going to have to use your best judgement as you continue with this article
Lotus Petal, originally printed as a lowly common (!) back in 1997s Tempest set, the card has become a combo piece across a variety of formats where its legal, of course and the card retains an impressive price point no matter what printing is sought
Note that this list, like all of my lists, is more about casual Magic , Commander, and other multiplayer formats than Standard or Legacy
The top individual card in the sale was a Blastoise Pokmon (1998) Test Print (Gold Border) #009/165R with Magic: The Gathering Back graded CGC 6.5 (lot 36108), which realized $216,000
Pokemon TCG: Scarlet & Violet - 151 Poster Collection
This means that defense is not printed and it can be ruled as " 0 defense " if somebody would attempt to use a card like " Shield & Sword " (which suddenly seems like a VERY useful card)