Some Eternal Masters prices have already increased since release and now may be the time to move on key foils.
Ryan Overturf
Ryan has been playing Magic since Legions and playing competitively since Lorwyn. While he fancies himself a Legacy specialist, you'll always find him with strong opinions on every constructed format.
Modern Masters showed us that Modern prices can withstand reprints, and it’s looking like the same is holding true for eternal format.
The Magic Online market is very different from the paper market, and the value of Eternal Masters online is very different from the physical set.
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With the full spoiler up, we now know the EV of a box of EMA, though the list of card’s being printed in foil for the first time is bound to shake things up.
