[Price Check] Summer legacy staples

[Dan Turner]

Ok I have the following that I would like a price check on and 2 I am being offered for sale by a friend.

I own:

SUMMER CARDS

Dark Ritual
Swords to Plowshares
Serra Angel
Mountain
Swamp
Forest

thats it for good stuff I just want a price since i plan on selling some of it.

I also have:

Ankh of Mishra
Chaos Lace
terror
craw wurm
firebreathing
dancing scimitar
wall of brambles


these were from packs I got a few years back that were searched I just never realized they was summer until I was collecting rituals and found one in a box with the 94 date and someone told me

I was offered a

lightning bolt
llanowar elves
today but dont know what is a fair price for them

[Ectoplasm]

I once did a pricecheck for another guy and his summer edition STP turned out to be a couple hundred, hold on I'll find the thread since I posted it here.
Edit: The thread can be found here (http://www.mtgthesource.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13555) and this is what Occam (summer magic collector) had to say about it:


I would put it at about $500. It would have been $400 a few months back, but the recent surge in summer prices have bumped that figure up. The last one went on eBay for $620, but I think that was a little overpriced (the buyer kinda agrees too). Most of the people I know who have bought summer StoPs have paid between 400-500+ for their items, but prices on the lower end of that scale are possible if one is willing to wait. I paid less than $450 for the ones I have, and honestly don't believe they should be going for $600+.

So yeah, congrats on your 500 lightning bolts/1000 llanowar elves :D If I were you I'd smack that friend of yours in the back of the head for trying to rip you, bigtime. I'd expect the Dark Ritual and Serra Angel to be worth a fuckton as well, and probably the lands too but I'm no expert. The best thing you can do is PM Occam (and tell him to post his findings in this thread since I'm curious too!) or wait for him to show up here, since he seems to know his stuff.