If a player wanted to play Nexus of Fate, they had one of three choices: Foil their entire deck Get a judge to proxy the card with a non-foil basic land Risk getting tournament penalties for playing with a marked deck (since Nexus of Fate would eventually warp) Needless to say, it was not a good look when Magic tournament judges have to say implicitly that you cannot play with a certain card in your deck (without being proxied) because of physical quality control issues on said card
Geek.com says that while the Buy it Now price is set at $100,000, the seller can probably expect to walk away with $50,000
There are 15 Uncommons, 25 Rares, and 10 Mythic Rares in the set
06/15/10 Casting Hand of Emrakul by paying its alternative cost doesnt change when you can cast it
[1] This card is truly unique
Their suggested retail price is $50, but those seem to be out of stock often