Prized Statue

Most Treasure-makers cash out once: a token on entry, then a spent shell taking up a slot. This one bolts a second trigger onto its own death, so the same two-mana artifact pays a Treasure when it arrives and another when it hits the graveyard. That doubling is the reason it slots into sacrifice engines rather than sitting beside them. Feed it to any outlet that wants an artifact in the yard and you refund a Treasure as it dies, folding color fixing into the sacrifice line instead of paying for it separately. The entry Treasure ramps into a color you pick; the death Treasure arrives exactly when a payoff is already asking the artifact to leave play, so the fixing lands on both halves of the artifact's lifecycle rather than just the front. It is glue for tables that treat artifacts as fuel: Treasure-count-matters payoffs, artifact-death triggers, and top-ends that need mana of any color to cast. Left in a vacuum it does one modest thing, ticking a Treasure count as it enters. Wired into an engine that counts artifacts both entering and leaving, the second trigger is the whole case for running it over cheaper, plainer ramp.