In the Commander variant, a double-faced card's color identity is determined by the mana costs and mana symbols in the rules text of both faces combined
Even more impressive
So screw you, mid 90s WotC Usenet NetReps, for giving us bad intel on that a quarter century ago I guess ;) All in all, these are the numbers of each rare, uncommon, and common shipped from Carta Mundi for Alpha and Beta according to their internal documents: Number of each Alpha rare: 1,008 Number of each Alpha uncommon: 4,530 Number of each Alpha common: 16,030 Number of each Beta rare: 3,025 Number of each Beta uncommon: 13,590 Number of each Beta common: 48,100 I've opted not to update or edit this post apart from this disclaimer
Anything you think isnt worth the hype
For Final Fantasy, however, the overwhelming demand has kept players purchasing product, even as prices soar
The M10 Checklands showed us that despite an enormous quantity in the market the price on quiet staple lands can still hang around a few dollars