There may be more ink on the back imprint, and therefore less ink on the actual stamp, but we forget that the ink is slightly bulging (compare it to a little bit of paint, or a lot of paint - the second means the overall result is thicker (actual thicker, not wider like with Thick/Thin 1st edition stamps ))
Then you might cast a combo piece like Thassas Oracle to win
Here's one that's popular in Standard right now: On turn two, the Advocate is a 2/3 with vigilance
Decklists are not card-for-card product displays but rather interactive lists of the cards included in each deck.) Go-Shintai of Life's Origin, Approach of the Second Sun, Felidar Sovereign, Happily Ever After, Triskaidekaphile, Revel in Riches, Helix Pinnacle, Simic Ascendancy, Sol Ring, and Maze's End are in rainbow foil and feature borderless artwork
Radio Kaikan, despite being the tourist hub that it is, is genuinely still a great place to actually find rare cards