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All these price bubbles are very scary... At what point do all the reserve list cards drop because it is unsustainable? Will they hold value forever? Maybe legacy dies because ppl buyout and hoard...

No because new cards never enter the format.

Shahrazad doesnt make much sense. It's banned in every format and carries significantly less sentimental value than juzam djinn

I feel like eventually these cards are just going to be "collectors"...

I understand the logic / theory behind why they are doing it but I guess I'd like to know if the buyouts are successful at raising the price or if the cards generally drop back down to original price...

i realize that buyouts are going to happen. However, how effective are they at establishing a new price level?

Many of the buyouts are for trash cards that have no foreseeable value. For fringe...

lol that must be a joke. Very little changes in legacy and thus it is easy to learn. When a set releases, in legacy you get 2-3 new cards, in standard you get like 2-3 new decks. Sure everything...

reprinting something makes it less rare... you make no sense. If you reprint something enough times it will hurt prices.

I don't follow modern because all the prices are subject to huge fluctuations and not representative of actual value. Since everything in modern can be reprinted the values are just temporary. The...

why? thats more than SDT and that makes it complete bullshit. No ones gonna pay 40 for a bauble...

The other option is that eternal formats essentially become online formats and all of their support simply goes to online events. They could stop sinking money into supporting paper eternal and use...

Ehh idk, there is a delicate balance. Jace the mind sculptor took a hit with all of the reprintings. from 150 -> ~65

Since MTG is unregulated it would be a good way to launder money if you needed to.





You are right. It is very tacky. You can't dress like a scrub and have 1 LV belt and think that changes...

that's the thing tho, i can't think of any other collectibles that are actively played with.

Has it ever inploded for magic before? Not to my knowledge. Traditional indications and fluctuations that suggest it will happen are not present in the mtg marketplace.

Traditionally where stocks...

But see, when the prices come crashing down everyone who wanted get into legacy will take the opportunity and prices will rise again. All this proves is that prices are cyclical.

??? wtf are you trying to say? You said it was shit but that it was worth $150? surely the draft was less than $150... so you came out ahead?

I will probably be cashing out over the next year. I need the money and i feel like the house of cards is likely gonna crash soon. Nothing has ever increased forever. They amount of money i have in...

although that tends to be true about the stock market, that saying doesn't really apply to collectible items. In 5 years almost anything you buy in magic will be worth more than the day you bought it...

although your reasoning sounds logical its heavily flawed.

When you sell a legacy deck you are more than likely to get 100+% provided you held the deck for longer than a year. I generally don't...

Its actually been a good speculation target since gaea's cradle spiked. Wizards will never reprint a land like serras sanctum / cradle / tolarian academy. Sanctum is the only other land that hadent...

no, it is TERRIBLE. all this new digital art isn't really "art" imo, and it all looks shitty. This card in particular tho has an extra dose of completely worthless.

Should I be selling the original versions of cards that are getting reprinted in modern masters 2?

did the first modern masters tank any card values or did they remain constant?



The cards...

I got a bunch of beta rares like gauntlet of might and forcefield and illusionary mask, birds of paradise and such. should i sell these to buy cards like beta duals that appreciate faster? is it all...

The issue is that there is probably enough of an uncertainty as to what the damages would be to make it not worth their time. Im sure they have lawyers that they have consulted about this because...

yes and yes