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Dan Frazier's playmats were cool, but I didn't like how he was ragging on how the Moxen art sucks and how his current stuff was so much better than MTG art. Just sounded like a crotchety old man to me.
Isn't he basically a crotchety old man who is still best known for something he did 20 years ago? Many of the original artists are a little bitter about MTG because of how they got fucked out of royalties, had their actual art replaced with CGI dogshit and are no longer doing MTG art.Quote:
Originally Posted by Esper3k
Guess I got in early then because mine was 60.00 for full color and he took only a day to respond. You get what you pay for I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Einherjer
Korean Ill-Gotten Gains... Do want
Christ they are 50 bucks?! Shit man...
Always wondered if these foreign cards are as expensive (in USD currency) as they are here? Like, if I lived in Korea, would I have to pay $50 USD for Ill-Gotten Gains or would it just be a few dollars like English ones are here in the States.
Supply vs. Demand makes that a $50 card. Wonder no more
So when I goto Korea this summer, I'll expect to pay $50 USD for Ill-Gotten Gains? That doesn't seem right.Quote:
Originally Posted by jandax
At a venue or in a shop, I doubt it. Unless all shops in Korea keep up with eBay prices, and unless all those tournament venues and shops have healthy scenes, then that card will be how ever much the locals value it. Can't say for sure, but I find cards worth more and less depending on whether it's being sold in America or the Europe. Different strokes for different folks. Lends to supply/demand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arsenal
I got the same thing when I contacted him before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Einherjer
True, but I don't want moxen on a playmat.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamied1981
He had better rates awhile ago. now his stuff is sitting on a table waiting to be sold.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ertai's Familiar
I also am not a fan of magic playmats. The only MTG playmat I want is a TheSource playmat, but I got boned on that one :/
All these custom playmats are kinda neat but I can't see any of them replacing my Magic the Gathering The Source playmat which is the best of all time
Sweet IGG.
I own some black storm cards ... they are in great condition!
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-R...0/IMAG0132.jpg
Dat Doomsday.Quote:
Originally Posted by nedleeds
Grats! Probably good for you it wasn't sold publicly :wink:
Cool card, what is it worth and what got paid for it?
The bottom Info looks strange, is it correct? Tous droits reserves?
http://www.magiclibrarities.net/719-...rds-other.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by blackberrybold
There are pictures of some of those. About 50 Pegasus were distributed by Amy Weber while all others are pretty rare - to this day there was no second scan apart from the one on squt's website and none knowing anyone owning this card.
Pricing in an open sale would have been rather funny as it is easily the most desirable one of those. Maybe $5k but who knows.
Korea isn't like Japan in terms of shops selling singles. In the whole of Seoul you'd be lucky to find a shop selling Korean value saga cards - they all go out internationally.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arsenal
and in North Korea they had to burn their Magic cards to stay warm because of the lack of basic infrastructure ...