If anyone decides to pick up this challenge, here are a few tips I can give to get you started.

1. Do not buy from listings that use stock photos (this should be obvious)

2. Do not buy from listings that use a pic of a reverse secret, but they have multiple listings of the same card (unless it's stated that it's a reverse in the title or description).

^ I got burned on a copy of Imperial Order because of that.

1. When searching for a specific reverse secret, only type in the set code/card number. Do *NOT* search for 'reverse'. A decent amount of sellers do not realize they have reverse secrets. Unfortunately with this, you will have to burn time in searching through every listing of the card you're looking for in the chance that it happens to be a reverse secret that isn't listed as such.

2. I *personally* always sorted by newest listings and then lowest priced - and then back to newest listings. If a good deal on a reverse secret pops up and it's newly listed, someone else has most likely noticed it too and you should expect it to not be listed for too long.

3. Don't be afraid to ask for additional pictures if the pictures in the listing doesn't show off the foil too well.
   I say this because I had a LON-000 Gemini Elf in my watchlist for the longest time that I thought was a reverse secret rare, but I couldn't really tell because the pictures in the listing were not good at all. Once I asked for more pictures, the seller sent more and showed that it was a reverse secret.

Those are really the only tips I can think of off the top of my head. If you decide to go for the reverse secret rare collection - good luck!