Sigmund spends a lot of time shopping around for deals on Old School cards. This week he shares his strategies for buying key collectibles while trying not to break the bank.
Buying
Over the past couple months, various cards from a certain set have been quietly hitting all-time highs while no one was watching. Sig investigates.
DJ is here today to discuss some of the greatest tokens of all time! How can we make money off these pesky little pieces of cardstock?
Sadly, Sig had zero bets on the Mardu Vehicles deck that dominated Pro Tour Aether Revolt. But that didn’t stop him from making some money—it’s all about timing.
With low-value specs, transaction fees can eat up a large portion of profits. Foils are a natural remedy. Sigmund looks at the phenomenon and suggests some foils for pick-up.
DJ’s given us a ton of great advice on sorting huge collections, but what about the players with more limited cardpools? We can all maximize value, even if we just started a few sets ago.
We got a glimpse of the new Standard in Columbus this weekend, but Sigmund suspects the format is far from solved. He explains why this is the best week to buy Aether Revolt cards for PT speculation.
DJ did well vending his first prerelease, but he’s got some ideas for future improvements for all the fledgling vendors out there. Go forth and vend!
In both stocks and Magic, Sig usually prefers the big-picture approach. This week he zeros in on the details, identifying specific cards he has eyes on for profits.
DJ is here to tell you which commons and uncommons you should be picking out of your Aether Revolt bulk.
It can be easy to lose sight of our goals in speculation. David explains the importance of the “why” and shares his own reasons for pursuing MTG finance.
Sig spent last weekend at GP Louisville, buying, selling, and playing some wacky formats. He shares his finance observations from the event.
Join Sylvain for the final episode of high-stakes bankroll management on MTGO. He outlines the final movements in 2016 and discusses what he has planned next.
