goyf=dollar signs man
the best creature in the game always goes up everytime i check prices
Pricing is ridiculous but like most people I have been lucky on some stuff and unlucky on others. Best lesson I learned is that manabases matter. This saved me a ton of cash, despite also spending quite a bit of money (considering I have only been playing 3 years). The fact that many of us have been around for this huge growth in the playerbase has also allowed us to gain a ton of value.
However, when Goyfs are hitting 200 a pop, I wish I could turn back the clock and snag a playset when they were sub 100
Without wanting to dump another 1000 into green's manabase, I am restricted to all colors NOT green. At some point we just pick our poison because it's not my goal to own everything.
regarding the duals i only had 10 of the 40 on the playset,im planning to get another 10 for the year..
gettin hard right now to get some extra cash flowing..
manabases are hard and very expensive to own right now
They keep saying that like a mantra. Sure, some day they're going to print it.
But that doesn't solve the current situation - at all. If Wizards has shown anything, than it's their inability to keep prices in check.
What they need to do are annual Modern Masters large-scale reprints to meet demand, otherwise, prices will spiral out of control even further. What use is ability to reprint cards if you don't do it properly?
If they don't react soon, then they're laying the foundation to the end of Modern as well. Paper Jund is already way above 2k $.
Bought my playset in 2004 for $20. Best Magic-related buy I ever made.
EDIT: I hate to be "that guy," but is this the beginning of the end for the format? I mean, we're at the point where a "budget" deck is something like $2k. If you dare to play a multicolor deck, you'll be investing that much alone into your manabase. Although an extreme example, BUG Delver lists are starting to hit the $4500 mark and it wouldn't surprise me if they manage to reach $6000 in a year or two. We're swiftly reaching the point where Legacy's price of entry means the outflux of players from the format will outpace the influx.
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Bought a set of wastelands for 40 kr (9$) back in '02 or '03... Traded them + 20$ for a set of german ones.
Sold my played forces for 240$ (I had them from before I quit magic, 14 years ago), and bought a set of german ones for 280$.
Bought a set of zen foil fetches for about 500 some years ago - Right when ZEN rotated. I sold them all, when they hit 110$ for blue ones, which was retarded, but I needed the cash.. Trying to get the last tarn again, for a decent price, so i have BG,UR and UG fetches.
pls reprint money cards... I want to play way more than hoard pricey cards - you can always pimp up with your basics etc. I really cbf'd to give 450$ for a foil goyf...
Bought my foil DCI wastelands (old layout obv.) for 60 Eur 6 years ago or something like that. Sold them last month for 650 eur :D
Are you into Jazz? Have a look at the Lp's I have for sale on Discogs!
The silly thing is that a lot of those expensive cards are played solely in decks that havent won anything in a while :x
Coincidence that the SS...er, Star City Games decided to do a Deck Tech on Dredge - an archetype that has existed for years?
Simple: They know it's reasonably cheap to build. So, let's get that inventory sold out so they can jack up the prices. I mean, as if $15.00 Ichorids aren't enough! Make it happen, SCG! Push it to $30.00!
What a bunch of crooks.
The Open Series is their own personal playground to harvest inbred talent, bias their matches and find a way to heavily influence the secondary market. They can deny it all they want. But it's an artificial situation - manufactured by them - that we're all paying the price for.
I get they support the format. Honestly, I'd rather say good riddance to them. I preferred local/independent stores/organizers pushing events, like 1.5 back in the day. This is just outrageous.
If someone else would come forward and support the format in a similar fashion to what SCG has done, I would be all for supporting them. Unfortunately, at least in Atlanta, no one has stepped up to the plate despite many pleas for it.
I generally don't buylist things either way. So not sure how that affects much as far as I am concerned. I do see what you are saying, but I don't think that there is much anyone can do about it since magic is essentially an unregulated market
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