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This is huge in arena

Why in the world would they use the word "get" when every other card in HS history says "add ______ to hand"??? 

Seems like a good card for sure.  

Get has been used in the past, mostly on things like Hero Powers, uncollectible cards and other such stuff. But one of the designers has been wanting to use get more for some time, and seems they're getting there now, so we might see more of it in the future.

Here it's also probably a problem of the amount of space.
Get is way better than "Add a random card to your hand" in that regard.

nice card

This seems to conflict a bit with Lightshow for Rommath Mage.

Bit of Mech support with a lot of good effect and reasonable sized body can't wait to give this card a try.

Okay, but 

What kind of economy can be maintained with a Money Dispenser?

I guess that they are referring to an ATM, but it sounds like a money vending machine.

This just seems really good. No matter which mage deck you put it in, it has a versatility to fit in to all of them. I'll be trying this out for sure in my Big, Mech and Casino mage decks. 4/5 stars.

our friends in wild probably wont like getting hit by the coin variant over and over and over.

The frost spell pool is extremely stacked. I'm not sure if Frostwyrm's Fury is in the pool since the deathknight discover change, but Horn of Winter, Solid Alibi, Deathborne, Cold Case, and just all the frost dk cards in general are great pulls.

I like the idea of coins. Gets you an early Deathborne or something. I think this is the second best one and I'd be happy to play it.

Secrets are pretty bad. Getting objection in Grand Magister Rommath pool sounds good.

If Seafloor Gateway's already in your deck then mechs are good but otherwise not great.

Get a few coins, play your 9 Mana wincondition which repeats spells,  get the coin mana back, Zola the 9 mana minion :) 

maybe not very good xD

What does “Get” mean here? Are the cards randomly generated or are they pulled from your deck?

You get them into your hand from nothing. As should be obvious because there is no way to have two coins inside of your deck, as a mage.

I can see this seeing a good amount of play in any rando-generation mage looking to accrue value.