Since the release of LTR , Palantir of Orthanc rose in value dramatically before settling in as the third most expensive MTG card from the set
in return, you'll get some exciting bonuses
The Japanese version of the card clearly depicts Gengar standing within a graveyard with several cross tombstones, while these aspects are removed from the English version entirely, leaving Gengar standing in a non-descript area
The key lies in older, rarer, out-of-print cards you wont find in bulk on eBay and gem mint cards worthy of a display case
Your most likely experience is a Master Chef that draws one player a card and gives you two counters instead of one
Pair Azusa with Tireless Tracker to get extra cards when you play lands, which lets you draw more lands to play, allowing for a very interesting combo