r/mtgfinance • • 10h ago

Alright. The “crash” is starting, what’s on your shopping list?

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Lorwyn PBs at sub $100?
Hobbit CBBs at 650, PBs at 120…

What are you waiting to scoop up at a discount to the last year and change, loose or sealed?

There’s a lot of the past 18 months pulling back hard. The 24 months before that still fairly stable (Burrow, OTJ, etc.)


r/mtgfinance • • 21h ago

Spec Star trek cmd specs?

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The recently spoiled precon cares about drawing second card. Krang doubles every card draw trigger. Not even a limit per turn like most cards.

Pros - in a sub set that was very unpopular and hard to find and super cheap rn .

Cons - people still hate ninja turtles and unseen if the cmd decks will be popular

Surge conductor adds a counter to each spacecraft when u play another assuming they have counters.

Pros- In a commander precon as only printing. Super cheap could easily be broken in the future.

Cons - uncertain if star trek will be enough to boost it. Also small chance it's in the other precons that haven't been revealed yet.


r/mtgfinance • • 22h ago

Federation Fleet decklist

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r/mtgfinance • • 15h ago

Marvel Precons worth holding onto?

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I got my hands on some spare Avengers Assemble and Wakanda Forever Costco precons. I was going to return them and refund it but my friend said I should hold it.

Do precons like this usually go up in price even for something with such a large printing like UB and Marvel?


r/mtgfinance • • 17h ago

What's the going rate for a completely random collection of cards?

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All over $2 tcglow. 60%, 70%, 80%?


r/mtgfinance • • 4h ago

Question Why hasn’t someone with considerable resources wipe out vintage sealed?

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kind of a weird question but I was looking online and see that boxes like Urza’s Legacy and Destiny only have about 4-6 sealed English boxes readily available. I said to myself, wow, If I have the disposable income I’d buy em all. Not to flip, but to hold, since those boxes represent a meaningful time in my life.

but I don’t have those funds. but i imagine someone does, and someone could have a motive (nostalgia, flipping, social media content etc). so why hasn’t somone just wiped them out? or has someone done this before and more product comes to market?

i think it’s more realistic than say buying out whatever Arabian Nights or Antiquities boxes still exist out there, and the foils inside are arguably rarer. just curious.


r/mtgfinance • • 20h ago

We're finally getting tracking for plain white envelopes from TCGPlayer with Seller Protections after the first USPS scan.

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r/mtgfinance • • 20h ago

Article Warhammer 40K reprints won't come to Europe

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