BTW: The Wynns don't have to be rare. All they have said is that the Brown ones are around 10 times more Rare than the Red and Blue ones. There can be 100,000 Brown decks, as long as there is 1,000,000 red and blue ones and that statement is still true. They can also be considere drare because they are discontinued, everything that is discontinued becomes rare because the amount of them can only go down. If Humans couldn't breed any longer, despite there being 6 Billion of them, we'd eventually become rare.
Also, there would be good reason for there to be less brown than red and blue, not because of rarirty but because they are Jumbo Index. Who the hell buys Jumbo Index? Surely there is a market or they wouldn't make them, but surely the market for Jumbo Index is smaller than regular, so naturally the company prints less Jumbo index than regual index and hence the rairty difference.
I cannot state if the quality is actually "Exponentially" better, all I know is that no one complains about how the Red or Blue decks handle, and they have nice regular index's, and in my preferance the Red ones look the best of the three. So now I can get Brown ones for $5, but for a red deck I must still hunt them down and pay $40-$50? Looks like the Brown ones just became less rare, and Red ones became more rare. Rare isn't a basis of quanity but on how easy something is to find, and I can't find Red Wynns anywhere, but I found Brown Wynn's right here.
PS: I am grateful for the opportunity to buy these cards that wouldn't otherwise be avaiable, there is just a lot of dubious marketing going on (which happens everywhere nd is how stuff gets sold) which is confusing people into buying a whole bunch of "rare" cards that are about as rare as Charizard was in Pokemon cards. Plus I'm just grumpy cause I like Red better and think Jumbo Index is for blind people. Heh.
Now I just have to hope the fact I just spent $76 on cards sink in, when I promised myself I wouldn't spend that much on cards ever 
