Sig reviews data indicating that we’re now in a buyers’ market. What is on his radar, and what cards should you be looking out for?
Sigmund Ausfresser
Sigmund first started playing Magic when Visions was the newest set, back in 1997. Things were simpler back then. After playing casual Magic for about ten years, he tried his hand at competitive play. It took about two years before Sigmund starting taking down drafts. Since then, he moved his focus towards Legacy and MTG finance. Now that he's married and works full-time, Sigmund enjoys the game by reading up on trends and using this knowledge in buying/selling cards.
Sig investigates eBay’s new vault service and its market implications. What does this service mean for the future of Magic investing?
This week Sig shares his thoughts on Double Masters 2022 preorder prices and his optimism for the secondary market. Where are preorder prices headed?
A sales post for Mirage starters transported Sig back in time. What do picnic table battles in the ’90s have to do with Magic today? More than you’d realize.
Did you know there are other options outside TCGplayer for purchasing damaged cards? Sig shares some recent observations in this space.
Sig shares some cards he has come across over the years that are signed by someone other than the original artist. How do they affect the value of the cards?
With the return of paper Pro Tour Magic, Sig looks at the Standard metagame and highlights some solid picks.
Sig shares a few signals he’s recently observed of weakness in the Magic market.
Has anyone else noticed how older booster box prices are through the roof? Why is that?
After receiving a Twitter question about Collectors’ Edition, Sig shares his most recent take on the set.
Sig looks through Magic’s history for some of the earliest, most powerful trampling creatures.
The return of CommandFests motivated Sig to reexamine his Commander decks–he shares some of his favorite whimsical inclusions.
Sig examines some older cards that spiked recently despite their absence from the Reserved List. What’s driving the uptick in prices?
