Magic: The Gathering (MTG) players and collectors often seek undervalued cards for competitive play or investment purposes. Identifying these cards involves research, market knowledge, and gameplay insights.
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Buying new Magic: the Gathering cards from the recently-released sets for investment purposes can be quite a challenge. It is usually hit-or-miss on the cards that will spike up in price and with a lot of factors to consider like playability, etc.
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During my early days of playing Magic: the Gathering TCG, I had my budget only for spending to buy the necessary card components for my decks. It was really limited at that time so I only chose the cheapest price if possible. Later when I learned about the TCG market and the potential of some cards in financial value, I became wary of the cards that I traded or invested in early on and checked if its worth the price.
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Whenever a new set of Magic: the Gathering is released, I try to buy some of the booster pack products and if I have some extra budget, preorder a booster box or two. This goes with my reasoning that I can open some good Rares or Mythics and card components that we can use in our card pool. It can be practical but there are also other reasons why we open Magic: the Gathering booster packs.
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I decided to do a video record yesterday on what I am checking on recently regarding the financial value of Magic: the Gathering booster boxes from the recently-released set. This is to check and update the individual card prices in those sets. The sets were categorized under the Standard sets and the special sets that were intended for the older format use.
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Since the release of every new set years ago, I have been randomly buying each booster packs available and hoping that I could open the set’s chase rares and mythics. Whenever I dropped by Rei’s place or at Critical Hit, there is always an urge for me Continue reading