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[heron]

Alright here it is:

[I know of no  card that fits the desired constraints]
Estate
Ambassador
Fool's Gold
Transmute
Great Hall
Bag of Gold
Silk Road
Lighthouse
Pawn

Sorry that one of the cards is missing, if anyone can think of something to put there, tell me.

Some notes:
A puzzle similar to this has been done before.
The text on the card is what matters, although it doesn't matter what the card actually DOES, if you catch my drift.

Hints will be provided if this is too hard.

[GendoIkari]

Curse (Grujah thought of it, not I)
Transmute
Bag of Gold
Missing Card
Estate
Lighthouse
Ambassador
Great Hall
Fool's Gold
Pawn
Silk Road
Harvest
Cartographer
Margrave
Goons
Province (lol... I spent about 15 minutes looking through all the Kingdom cards to find one that fits here, then I gave up, then I realized both Province and Platinum fit!)... Ghost Ship, too!
Gardens




Minion / Colony


I'm almost sure now that that's a comprehensive list. Obviously several cards can be replaced with other cards.

[Grujah]

I guess
Curse goes before Transmute?

[heron]

Yep, that's the solution, GendoIkari.
I wish there was a card for the missing slot.
Funny how a bunch of perfect 10 puzzle spring up right after this.


Edit:

Actually, Platinum would be down below even colony

[GendoIkari]

Actually, Platinum would be down below even colony

Hmm, yeah I guess you could see all the Treasure cards that way (except the ? ones). Those bug me though. I can't think of a good card-design reason that those numbers should be on the upper-right and upper-left of the card. The giant number in the middle tells you what the treasure is worth.

[Grujah]

Same reason why suits and number are located in upper left corner on normal cards (bottom right too). When you stack them close together, you can still see corners and therefore see how much coin you have. Other side is for lefties/people who hold cards differently.

[cayvie]

Actually, Platinum would be down below even colony

Hmm, yeah I guess you could see all the Treasure cards that way (except the ? ones). Those bug me though. I can't think of a good card-design reason that those numbers should be on the upper-right and upper-left of the card. The giant number in the middle tells you what the treasure is worth.

Presumably for a similar reason that regular playing cards do it