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.
Picking
DJ is here to tell you which commons and uncommons you should be picking out of your Aether Revolt bulk.
DJ’s here to discuss some of the worst moves he made in MTG finance this year – learning from our mistakes is a great way to improve!
DJ’s back to talk about one of his specialties – profiting from bulk rares.
Some sets in Magic’s history have been worthless for so long that many have written them off completely. Trends through 2016 have caused Sigmund to give these forgotten sets another look.
DJ lays out the profit margins one can expect in MTG finance, plus offers some comparison with other hobbies.
Like many financiers, Brian is focusing on Standard rotation and the cards that are effectively on sale. He shares his picks for the best buys from ORI and DTK.
David presents some more picks in his Long Shots series, cards with very low buy-ins and potential as Commander, Modern, or casual hits.
When unique, old cards suddenly become relevant they can jump sharply in price. David presents some “long shot” speculations with potential that haven’t broken out yet.
Enemy-colored fastlands look to be some of the biggest Modern hits out of Kaladesh. Sheridan breaks down where they might go and how much they might cost.
DJ recently tried out ION Core for the first time. He shares his experience along with some additional tips for buylisting more efficiently.
