Looks like Demonic Hordes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Havrekjex
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Looks like Demonic Hordes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Havrekjex
How do you guys feel about signatures especially on foil cards? Do you find that the sig lowers the value of the card, up´s them or doenst matter.
I´m asking because I already have lots of foil cards and want to finish my deck with foil sigs but I´m not 100% sure if I should go this way because if I want to sell them in 5-10 years or whatever I dont want to sit on them forever...I understand that every change on a normal card lowers the amount of potential buyers but I hope you guys know what I mean...
I´m especially talking about sigs from Tedin, Hamm, Myrfors, Alexander, Argyl, Baga etc...
LPT: Rare signatures and ones that don't look like shit. Use a goddamn good paint marker, look at Nedleeds signed cards for an example of what not to do.
Example:
Rob Alexander has done so many shitty signatures that there's probably financial incentive to own cards done by him that are NOT signed.
Then there's just horrible signatures like WAR, Mark Poole at the end of the day, Frazier, and the person who does Monastery Mentor.
A few months ago I decided to sell all my foil and foil signed cards, to be able to upgrade my p9 to beta, so I have some experience on this topic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manipulato
Although signatures on foil cards can give more value to the card than signatures on regular cards, the time that will take to sell them will be much higher. You'll have to find people pimping their decks, as dealers and people who don't like signatures won't want them (not even valuing them as if they weren't signed). I already sold most of my foil non signed cards (most of them for +50€, not cheap cards), but I'm still siting on most of the foil signed cards.
My recommendation is to get signed cards only if you can get them signed personally, or through a friend who goes to a tournament where the artist signs, or through the artists agent. It's much slower than buying the cards already signed, but it'll be much cheaper and you won't worry that much for when it's time to sell them.
Yeah thats exactly the point. Many People dont want foils and the people who like foils dont like sigantures most of the time. So you reduce the number of potential buyers to the half of the half of interests :frown:Quote:
Originally Posted by guillemnicolau
I already let sign my cards through brokers and dont buy cards which are already signed on magiccardmarket or whatever just because of what you said, they´re more expensive then though a Broker. I´m just not sure if I should move on with the whole signature thing...
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Originally Posted by Havrekjex
Thanks for the compliment! My decks are often works in progress as I change decks a lot, which then changes the focus of where I'm spending my money pimping.Quote:
Originally Posted by sadface
I like my alters to be done by the artist who originally did the art on the card.
That one is indeed a Demonic Hordes alter done by Myfors (who also did the Demonic Hordes art).
Hey, I sold you those Food Chains on ebay, Esper3k. Glad you're enjoying them, you're deck is beautiful!Quote:
Originally Posted by Esper3k
Hah small world and thanks! Those were the last 3 I needed to finish the German foil playset.Quote:
Originally Posted by TinkerRobot
Well everything he doesn't like sucks, and he will follow you around the internet like a lost dog telling you about it. That being said, we don't agree on much but we both agree Wayne's signature is wretched.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandilini
What can I say, I have excellent taste. If you ceased the incessant shit posting, I'd probably stop making fun of you and yes Wayne's signature is pretty much the worst.Quote:
Originally Posted by nedleeds
You changed your screen name. I guess you got around nedleeds' iggy.Quote:
Originally Posted by socialite
Some small signed goblin goodness (all foil if you can't tell from the pic).
Raoul Vitale's signature is pretty sweet.
http://i.imgur.com/9cSXHiSl.jpg
Hello. I'm looking to start pimping out UR storm and ANT/TES/DDFT/some other jank but I can't really decide how to go about it. I would prefer to get everything in Korean but most things aren't printed in Korean. Is there a difference in availability between Chinese and Japanese?
For those of you who like me aren't a huge fan of foils how to do you go about pimping your decks? Foreign? Altered?
Thanks for the help. Also whats the best way to find random foreign commons? I can't find pyretic or desperate rituals on mkm, tcg or ebay.
Japanese is more accessible, however is also more expensive when compared to Chinese.
I'm not a fan of foils (not that I can afford them anyway, but even if I could I wouldn't) so I do non-foil Japanese.
MKM is usually where I go to find my random foreign commons. But if you're looking for Japanese randoms, hareruya.com or tokyomtg.com are great.
It depends a lot on the condition of the foil. Even SP foils are hugely different to NM/Mint and redemption quality foils. If you have very good quality foils you should never touch them. But once a foil has lost that new quality it's fine to get it signed. Uniqueness is prized on eBay so signed cards do tend to be more watched and bid on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Manipulato
Glad to see I'm not the only one, I go all non-foil Japanese. Upcoming Japanese FoW make me very happy.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutthroatCasual
I care about art, too, so while I will own a playset I will not sleeve them up in my deck. Burning man is just too iconic.Quote:
Originally Posted by skyout
Does this go down in price now that a sheet of text less promos has been cut up or were they all NFC to begin with?Quote:
Originally Posted by Noctalor
Some were actually found in japanese destiny packs.Quote:
Originally Posted by socialite
That was my understanding as well after looking it up. I wonder what a cut up sheet does to the market.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoxMonkey