While Reserved List cards have been relatively quiet lately, some commons and uncommons from Magic’s earliest sets have been spiking. Sig has all the details.
Buying
After a brief lull, Sig has focused his attention on a financially strong portion of the Old School market: Alpha and Beta.
MTG Las Vegas is officially in the books and was, by all accounts, a success. Today Sig looks at how the post-Vegas MTG market may look in the coming months.
In his latest Uncommon Report, David explores the hidden gems of Odyssey Block. How much value is there to be found? Is there more than Cabal Coffers?
Today David looks back on the Invasion block and its potential speculative opportunities.
This week Sig shares his recent purchases and the motivations behind them.
David’s got his eyes on Innistrad: Crimson Vow speculation. With the set releasing in a little over a month, our time frame to buy good targets is dwindling.
On the heels of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt, Kai goes over some opportunities people missed, and how we can avoid making the same mistakes with Crimson Vow.
This week David continues his exploration of uncommons with the original Theros block. What value are people overlooking?
In the latest installment of his Uncommon Report, David looks at Zendikar block, one of the most popular blocks of all time.
This week Sig discusses taking chances on buying damaged “Four Horsemen” cards, and the rare gems you sometimes discover.
David returns with an Uncommon Report near and dear to his heart.
Art is an essential part of Magic: The Gathering. This week Paul looks at the history and collectability of Magic’s original artwork.
