These cards have a silver age of comic treatment, and foil versions will be available July 17-19 at MagicCon: Amsterdam
Ulamog, the Defiler may sell for over $50 in its normal printing, but its rarer and flashier counterparts are even more
First, higher values don't necessarily correspond to heavier paper
This means that, ignoring the 16 bits used in the header and any other bits used for other, non-data purposes The Long format Dot Code bar encodes 29,120 bits (3,640 bytes or 3.55 KiB) The Short format Dot Code bar encodes 18,720 bits (2,340 bytes or 2.29 KiB) Now if we took this to the theoretical limits, the ~140 ft/43m long Dot Code bar mentioned above (which used 16,384 boxes) would encode about 17,039,360 bits (2,129,920 bytes, 2,080 KB, 2.03 MB) which would not be more than two 1.44 MB floppy discs