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Top 250 Winners/Losers of 2014

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A few weeks ago, while browsing around on Twitter and later the interests page of MTGStocks.com (which shows the rising and falling cards financially), I thought about how cool it would be to get a summary of the same thing for the entire year.

I reached out to the site, and they responded better than I could have hoped.

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The second-highest riser of 2014. What could top a 1000% gain?

Their list included not just the hundred or so I expected, but a full 250 of the biggest winners and losers of the year. Check it out here.

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Corbin Hosler

Corbin Hosler is a journalist living in Norman, Oklahoma (also known as the hotbed of Magic). He started playing in Shadowmoor and chased the Pro Tour dream for a few years, culminating in a Star City Games Legacy Open finals appearance in 2011 before deciding to turn to trading and speculation full-time. He writes weekly at QuietSpeculation.com and biweekly for LegitMTG. He also cohosts Brainstorm Brewery, the only financial podcast on the net. He can best be reached @Chosler88 on Twitter.

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One thought on “Top 250 Winners/Losers of 2014

  1. A significant portion of the list reads: I got big because Nekusar was a thing. Another portion reads: I loves me some Ascendancy/Cruise shenanigans.

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