If that card's converted mana cost is less than or equal to the sacrificed artifact's converted mana cost, put it onto the battlefield
For cards worth under $20: Sleeve the card, place it in a penny sleeve, then a top loader or card saver Slide the top loader into a team bag or tape the opening closed Place in a rigid, padded envelope or use a bubble mailer Include tracking on all shipments For cards worth $20-$100: Double-sleeve the card and use a top loader Place in a rigid cardboard mailer to prevent bending Add insurance through the shipping carrier For cards worth over $100: Triple-sleeve, top loader, and place inside a semi-rigid card case Use a small bubble mailer inside a rigid box Purchase carrier insurance for the full declared value Use signature confirmation for anything over $250 Shipping damage claims are a hassle to win
Graded Population Report: Alolan Meowth #10 Visualize the distrbution of grades in the chart
Caveats First, let me clarify that this is only appropriate later in the development process, when you want some nicer-looking cards than the scraps of paper in sleeves approach
In any case, Rare Candys current popularity is a big reason why the gold variant, from 2013 set Plasma Blast , is here