This combination of demand and rarity makes Mana Crypt the 4th-most-valuable card outside the Reserved List, behind two cards from Portal: Three Kingdoms (Imperial Seal and Zodiac Dragon) and one (Grim Tutor) which was exclusive to a particular 1999 starter deck
Dark Depths proves how happy Legacy players are to produce 20/20 attackers at their opponents end of turn, and thanks to the or the amount of life you lost clause, this could easily make some Inkmoth Nexus lethally large assuming you have a way to pay life
Now the nostalgia brought it back to around $80 for the original, and the reprint, upshifted to uncommon, is around $8
For truly obscure slabs like a CGC 8.5 of a random Japanese promo you might need a broader audience
Once the last time counter is removed, it becomes a creature
Primeval Titan also has a near and dear connection to me, as Valakut Ramp was my first competitive Standard deck back in mid-2010