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.

What better way to celebrate the holiday season than reviewing the five most valuable Wizards holiday promo cards? Some of these are quite expensive!

Card Kingdom often has VG and EX ABU cards in stock, but rarely lesser expensive, G copies. This week Sig discusses why this happens, and proposes a solution.

What do Zodiac Dragon, Liliana, Dreadhorde General, and Ice Storm have in common? All were responses to a recent Twitter question. Sig shares all the details.

This week Sig examines cards that fit within the intersection of three criteria, leading to superior investment prospects over the long term.

After a brief lull, Sig has focused his attention on a financially strong portion of the Old School market: Alpha and Beta.

David received an invite to upgrade his storefront to TCGplayer Direct. This week he shares a full analysis of the costs and benefits.

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.

Paul was disappointed by the details of Innistrad: Double Feature. Questions about the product led to deeper questions about the state of Magic in general.

The value of Revised is deeper than Dual Lands and Wheel of Fortune. This week Sig explores the depths of financial value within this underappreciated set.

In this previously unpublished article from 2014, Sig shows how a small bankroll doesn’t have to prevent you from growing the value of your Magic collection.

After losing his job, Mauro faced the difficult decision of selling his dual lands. How’d he come out on top in the end, and what lessons are there for us?

Sig’s interest in Magic bottomed in 2021. This week he shares personal stories about leaving the game and returning in the past. Will this time be different?