I like the idea, can you add a little bit of history, like when the price tag explode and why. For exemple, bazaar of Bagdad was not played when it was printed, and was cheap, his price tag have strongly change with dredge. Tabernacle has always been a played card, so his price has always been high. I understand that may be subjective. Thanks again for your videos.
I'd love to see numbers based on cheapest printing. And perhaps some kind of longterm average to compliment the values. Also non-reserved list is also interesting 😊
@@lanfrancoadreani9212 you could be right about birds of paradise, but the foiled 7th edition one... it would maybe be on the list. as for most expensive artifacts... everyone knows the top 6 already lol.
This is a video I stumbled on recently and I was shocked what was on the list. I got into the game pre alpha and stayed for only a few years but got into it again recently after finding my old binder full of near mint or mint as I sleeve or store cards strait from opening and looking over it I have several cards that seem to be worth a lot. Including about a dozen copies of Gaea's Cradle I thought was a neat land back in my teenager days. This is pretty damn cool, thanks for the epic video you just made my day!
This type of top 10 was interesting. Unlike the usual ones the discussion surrounding each card was more widely ranged. Not only did you discuss tournament results but also edh play and the specific history surrounding each version to explain the prices. Overall enjoyed this type of top 10 and look forward to seeing some more of these
I love this video! Maybe add the month year in the title (or maybe it's added when we revisit the list in the future). Also love the history touch in the card's writeup! Great work as always
Honorable mention for summer magic duals. There currently isnt even a price on them as they are so rare there are basically no listings anywhere. Probably more rare than alpha edition and possibly more expensive but its hard to prove.
Value Top 10's would be a cool series. Most expensive card types, cards that have increased most from release to now, cards that depreciated most from realease to now, or even most expensive top 8 decks would be fun to see.
Having watched countless previous iterations of this series of yours, I can tell you that I found this take on it also entertaining. I think that coupling the card prices with the stories of the cards themselves, why they are so expensive, how they were made, and what decks they were in really makes this enjoyable for me. It's also important to keep a longstanding series fresh, and I support this take on it.
The Mutavault is foil. The guru basic lands have another unique feature: The eye symbol where the expansion symbol is located is a metallic stamp in an unusual color, i think it was violet or orange or something.
I love the twist on this type of list. maybe a list just about different versions of basic lands? guru lands and summer lands are special version that most don't know about. but I am sure that a historian such as you can find more interesting cases?
Got it in Japanese and Korean at quite reasonable prices that would not make the list. No reprints no foils no fancy versions just straight up Urzas Saga, the last set to not include foils.
I like the idea of prices of certain types of cards, but not as much specific printings. Cards with the highest minimum value would be more interesting to me personally, mentioning an especially expensive printing would be neat but not as much as a card where even the cheapest version is still significantly expensive. Expensive printings of cheaper cards could easily be its own series though
This it what I came to say. It should be most expensive minimum price. No one plays with Arabian Nights City of Brass, having so many cheaper options. But Duals, the Tabernacle, and Gaea's Cradle... that's another story. The video itself could be a commentary on scarcity, lack of meaningful reprints, and the Reserved List.
Really cool video! I liked this fresh perspective on Magic history. Especially relevant given the absurd price hikes that occurred over the past few years.
Price is an interesting ranking mechanism along with discussion of its place. I think that the most interesting parts were where you discuss how the price aligns-or doesn't-with its pro level performance.
You're missing out on the two most expensive lands! The Summer lands as well as the Foil testprints of City of Traitors! The latter definitely won't go for less than 30k$
Full art mutavault was a top 8 price at a 2 headed giant champs event in the UK, 16 were given out at this 1 event. Theres got to way more than 100 out there.
When it comes to cards from Arabian Nights, Antiquities and Legends, I strongly believe that the value is largely linked to the scarcity of their original printing, especially in excellent or near mint conditions, but I don't think that the RL has as much of an impact on them as many people believe. Examples such as ARN City of Brass or ATQ four season of Mishra's Factory, cards that have been later reprinted to the ground and whose newest versions are worth pennies, would appear to suggest so. Different story for cards of the Urza block and that era with larger print-runs, or with the (admittedly ugly looking) Revised Duals, which I am convincent would see significant drop in value were they ever reprinted in a signifcant manner.
The thing is, it is already priced in. What would Birds of Paradise or City of Brass be worth without reprints? It is priced in that some have been reprinted a lot and others have not. If Mishras Workshop had been printed into the ground and strip mine would only exist in antiquities, their prices would be flipped around.
Oh, it's certain that the scarcity of the original printing is a major factor, but the inability to reprint is also one as well. The scarcity of original print run affects cards which only had one printing because the supply is the same for a higher demand, since both collectors AND players want them. If they have a reprint, only the collectors really want the most expensive version, where as the players will take what they can get.
Great concept! I'm just at the start, but my bet is 100% on Bazaar of Baghdad being #1. Having owned 2 back-in-the-day when I only had to pay $125 for each, they've gone completely haywire in price since 2005. Edit: Bazaar is #4??? Wow, Nizzahon, you truly have my undivided attention (after I type this) at what is at the top of the list, but given it includes special versions, I am curious to if there's any regular versions higher in the list.
Another interesting list. Personally, I would like to have seen how many points each of these cards would have based on your system. Looking forward for a few more of these sorts of videos.
The "Judge's Foil" Gaea's Cradle actually wasn't only given to judges. During the "Player Rewards" program, WotC would send a DCI player premium cards in the mail based on the number of tournaments they played in (a minor card for the first tournament, a major card after 10, if I remember correctly). Often, these would be foil versions of cards not available otherwise (Wasteland, as an example). The "Judge's foil" Gaea's Cradle was sent out as part of this program. I can attest to this, as that is how I got mine. Per my understanding, WotC ran out of the cards they intended to send out and simply substituted extras they had of these. It wasn't an insignificant number, either. Many people who stated they have this card said they got it in the mail and were not a judge.
Despite being very much not a wealthy person, I always like to think I can appreciate a good super expensive thing, especially card games. I was convinced Tabernacle would be #1, forgetting that the dual lands had more expensive prints. But what I'm most of all convinced is that many of these cards would absolutely make it onto "Top 10 Vintage Cards (Minus Power 9)"!
I do like this format. It shows powerful, or just expensive for it being old. Also, expected Tabernacle, since it's the most expensive card that you can play in commander, but didn't expect specific printings
I liked this! I’d be more interested in comparing least expensive near-mint versions, or at least including the least expensive price tag underneath the most expensive price tag for reference.
An idea for a future list of this nature (though I suspect this one may need to be saved for a milestone video, because the research time is likely going to be substantial compared to an average video): Basic lands excluded, what are the top 10 most cost-efficient cards in Magic? The 10 cards with the most points per dollar, based on your ranking system, using the cheapest printing.
I like this idea and would like to see it with other types of cards. It would be interesting to have prices for the Summer Magic dual lands, though I doubt it's available. Could potentially beat Alpha prices.
I have a pretty chunked up bazaar... wonder how much it would go for. Also I have some unlimited duals floating around (unsleeved!) in a bunch of silly casual decks lol Anyway, I thought this was an interesting variation on the usual video. Looking at cards by price gives some lesser known cards a chance to be seen, like Diamond Valley.
I once owned a set of the Guru Lands. At some point their market value eclipsed their worth in bragging value, so I had to cash em in! 💰💰💰 Me: Hey, this Island I just played is the most valuable land in the game! 🧐 Friend: Yeah, you told me, many times. I'll cast Stone Rain on it, and attack with everything, I win. 😃 Me: Arrgghh! 🤬
I'm so glad you made this video, because I saw the Black Lotus and had to wonder... What is the top 10, if you divided their price, by their point total. Rough numbers from a recent video, here is an axample. Black Lotus is 165,000 and it has 1300 points. So each point it produced is roughly worth $126.93
of all the cards on the reserve list to me the original duals should not have been put on it. Thanks to it we have been stuck with sub par to awful duals for way too long. I like this new format .
I mean, save for standard and pauper, pretty much every format's got good fixing. Pioneer's easily the weakest in terms of manabase and its still got Shocks, Checks, Pains, and Fasts. EDIT: I do completely agree with the reserve list thing though
To be honest I disagree: there can be an argument regarding their accessibility in eternam formats, but from a gameplay perspective I find it critical that they can no longer be printed in their original powerful form with zero downsides, as otherwise there would be no reason for any deck NOT to run only those in their mana-base, making 5-4 colour goodstuff decks excessively strong.
@@ROMANTIKILLER2 Of course, I mean that the reserve list is highly flawed. I want them to reprint the duals in just supplemental sets like masters or commander sets. Make more affordable printing without affecting format legality.
@@johnnyjoestar4473 I would join the class action lawsuit against Hasbro if any of my cards lose value due to reprints. You can sue for the price difference in that case.
@@kurtilein3 There wouldn't be much of any. When WOTC has taken cards off of the list in the past, no one ever filed a lawsuit. Removing any other cards, by that reasoning, would have the same outcome.
And to think I sold my full set of Unlimited dual lands (40 cards) for about $800 back around 2000 (I forget the exact year and price, but something like that). I had already sold my power nine a few years earlier when I had stopped playing, mainly due to my local group disbanding. If I had kept everything I had until now, I could just about retire off of them, but at the time I need extra cash, so it is what it is. :P
This just reminds me how lucky I was that my girlfriend bought me a badlands when it was only $80, or I bought her a tropical island when it was $120. Looking back wish I would have bought the rest of the cycle when I could have afforded it.
Yes, yes, more please. I was wondering if the Guru lands woukd be on here. I remember when we were shocked to see basics for 10$, never thought they would be this high tho. I wish my lil brother had kept his collection to sell for future kids or something cuz he gave away most of his cards to the LGS. Tho at least I'm happy to see Gaea's Cradle on here. I have a regular Spanish version so hopefully it is around the same price as the English version. I don't ever plan on selling my cards but when i die im sure my family will enjoy the small payday to help ease the expenses of death
I like this, but I'm torn on how it's being done. To me (my opinion), it makes more sense to base this only the *cheapest tournament legal* versions of each card. I feel this falls more in line with previous MTGT10 videos, which focused on the playability of cards. Multivault is a prime example. Anyone can get the card comparatively cheaply; they just need to ignore the ~100 oddball exceptions. Still, it's a fresh idea and I'm down for it. Great content as always, Nizzahon!
i just went back and check my old magic cards i got 2 gaia cradle, according thos this each card is 900 bones, so i got 1800 bones, how do i go about and sell these without going thru ebay and craiglists
Awesome, but really want to see the price for cheapest version for every member. Or even do the opposite, compare not the most expensive, but the cheapest prices. It might be even cooler.
I was really hoping you would get around to price points. One of the ideas I have been wanting to pitch to you is in your deck history videos, could you price out the decks so that I don't get Psyched out on a particular archetype only to find out that it is a $750 Modern decklist?
In a year from now, maybe create a list of the most expensive proxies from the 30th anniversary
Would proxies of those proxies count?
I mean…the power nine and duel lands probably
I like the idea, can you add a little bit of history, like when the price tag explode and why.
For exemple, bazaar of Bagdad was not played when it was printed, and was cheap, his price tag have strongly change with dredge.
Tabernacle has always been a played card, so his price has always been high.
I understand that may be subjective.
Thanks again for your videos.
I'd love to see numbers based on cheapest printing. And perhaps some kind of longterm average to compliment the values. Also non-reserved list is also interesting 😊
I like this idea, i'd love to see most expensive creatures, artifacts and spells.
I Just realize I have no idea about what creature Is the more expensive...paradise Bird?
@@lanfrancoadreani9212 or maybe sth from the Reserved List?
@@lanfrancoadreani9212 you could be right about birds of paradise, but the foiled 7th edition one... it would maybe be on the list. as for most expensive artifacts... everyone knows the top 6 already lol.
@@lanfrancoadreani9212 scryfall says Guardian Beast from Arabian Nights
This is a video I stumbled on recently and I was shocked what was on the list. I got into the game pre alpha and stayed for only a few years but got into it again recently after finding my old binder full of near mint or mint as I sleeve or store cards strait from opening and looking over it I have several cards that seem to be worth a lot. Including about a dozen copies of Gaea's Cradle I thought was a neat land back in my teenager days.
This is pretty damn cool, thanks for the epic video you just made my day!
This type of top 10 was interesting. Unlike the usual ones the discussion surrounding each card was more widely ranged. Not only did you discuss tournament results but also edh play and the specific history surrounding each version to explain the prices. Overall enjoyed this type of top 10 and look forward to seeing some more of these
I love this video! Maybe add the month year in the title (or maybe it's added when we revisit the list in the future).
Also love the history touch in the card's writeup! Great work as always
Upload dates are easily available :)
Honorable mention for summer magic duals. There currently isnt even a price on them as they are so rare there are basically no listings anywhere. Probably more rare than alpha edition and possibly more expensive but its hard to prove.
Price would be a cool thing to see more of! It's a very interesting take to talk about how sought-after or hard-to-obtain the cards are.
Value Top 10's would be a cool series. Most expensive card types, cards that have increased most from release to now, cards that depreciated most from realease to now, or even most expensive top 8 decks would be fun to see.
abolish the reserve list and sell us a 100k single booster pack
Give this man a job at wizards of the coast
I can see my parents being concerned over it
If you're not playing competitive, buy proxies.
And if you are playing competitive, buy bootlegs.
@@Trisket make proxies. Vinyl sticker paper and a printer. Easy peezy
Having watched countless previous iterations of this series of yours, I can tell you that I found this take on it also entertaining. I think that coupling the card prices with the stories of the cards themselves, why they are so expensive, how they were made, and what decks they were in really makes this enjoyable for me. It's also important to keep a longstanding series fresh, and I support this take on it.
The Mutavault is foil. The guru basic lands have another unique feature: The eye symbol where the expansion symbol is located is a metallic stamp in an unusual color, i think it was violet or orange or something.
Those Guru Lands arts are *_NICE._* I really like the rising/setting sun/moon composition.
And they are all by Terese Nielsen, by far my favorite magic artist. I'm sad that I'll never be able to fill my decks with these basics.
"From the Pro Tour to the Kitchen Table" ... man that line brought me back! 😁
I love the twist on this type of list.
maybe a list just about different versions of basic lands? guru lands and summer lands are special version that most don't know about. but I am sure that a historian such as you can find more interesting cases?
No card is expensive when you can proxy them ;)
Like this exploratory format for the list! Hope it sticks around!
This has been my favorite MTG Top 10 video and I've seen a lot of these. Truly iconic cards - especially the top 4 from the 4 horsemen sets + ABU.
Absolutely stunned that Tolarian Academy didn't make the list.
Got it in Japanese and Korean at quite reasonable prices that would not make the list. No reprints no foils no fancy versions just straight up Urzas Saga, the last set to not include foils.
you can easily buy poor-quality ones at 60/70€, which is a lot less than the number 10. I guess it's due to banning
Its just you cant really play it anywhere sadly. If it were unbanned in commander or something it would easily be $1k+
Imagine it in EDH with all the food, clues and treasure... *shudders*
Academy has been banned-restricted into oblivion sadly
Great idea for the series! I would be happy to see more top tens along these lines.
Noted!
I like the idea of prices of certain types of cards, but not as much specific printings. Cards with the highest minimum value would be more interesting to me personally, mentioning an especially expensive printing would be neat but not as much as a card where even the cheapest version is still significantly expensive.
Expensive printings of cheaper cards could easily be its own series though
This it what I came to say. It should be most expensive minimum price. No one plays with Arabian Nights City of Brass, having so many cheaper options.
But Duals, the Tabernacle, and Gaea's Cradle... that's another story.
The video itself could be a commentary on scarcity, lack of meaningful reprints, and the Reserved List.
Really cool video! I liked this fresh perspective on Magic history. Especially relevant given the absurd price hikes that occurred over the past few years.
Price is an interesting ranking mechanism along with discussion of its place. I think that the most interesting parts were where you discuss how the price aligns-or doesn't-with its pro level performance.
I love when he mentions that caviote "when players can afford them" when proxies exist and some of those cards still see heavy play in edh.
Thoroughly enjoyed this approach. A nice blend of all aspects of the cards.
You're missing out on the two most expensive lands! The Summer lands as well as the Foil testprints of City of Traitors! The latter definitely won't go for less than 30k$
This was an interesting way of looking at the various magic cards. I would enjoy seeing other things broken down in this method.
@@user-gz1xp1oi9m hello, what do you mean hit you up?
Full art mutavault was a top 8 price at a 2 headed giant champs event in the UK, 16 were given out at this 1 event. Theres got to way more than 100 out there.
When it comes to cards from Arabian Nights, Antiquities and Legends, I strongly believe that the value is largely linked to the scarcity of their original printing, especially in excellent or near mint conditions, but I don't think that the RL has as much of an impact on them as many people believe. Examples such as ARN City of Brass or ATQ four season of Mishra's Factory, cards that have been later reprinted to the ground and whose newest versions are worth pennies, would appear to suggest so.
Different story for cards of the Urza block and that era with larger print-runs, or with the (admittedly ugly looking) Revised Duals, which I am convincent would see significant drop in value were they ever reprinted in a signifcant manner.
The thing is, it is already priced in. What would Birds of Paradise or City of Brass be worth without reprints? It is priced in that some have been reprinted a lot and others have not. If Mishras Workshop had been printed into the ground and strip mine would only exist in antiquities, their prices would be flipped around.
Oh, it's certain that the scarcity of the original printing is a major factor, but the inability to reprint is also one as well.
The scarcity of original print run affects cards which only had one printing because the supply is the same for a higher demand, since both collectors AND players want them.
If they have a reprint, only the collectors really want the most expensive version, where as the players will take what they can get.
Great concept! I'm just at the start, but my bet is 100% on Bazaar of Baghdad being #1. Having owned 2 back-in-the-day when I only had to pay $125 for each, they've gone completely haywire in price since 2005.
Edit: Bazaar is #4??? Wow, Nizzahon, you truly have my undivided attention (after I type this) at what is at the top of the list, but given it includes special versions, I am curious to if there's any regular versions higher in the list.
You clearly forgot about the Alpha duals!
This is absolutely something I'd be down for more of
Another interesting list. Personally, I would like to have seen how many points each of these cards would have based on your system. Looking forward for a few more of these sorts of videos.
I didn't give the total, but you can basically calculate it off of the Top 8s that are included with most of the cards in the video.
Loved the content, as always. Another great contet I'd love to see is "best cards in X limited set" ignoring constructed points entirely.
The "Judge's Foil" Gaea's Cradle actually wasn't only given to judges. During the "Player Rewards" program, WotC would send a DCI player premium cards in the mail based on the number of tournaments they played in (a minor card for the first tournament, a major card after 10, if I remember correctly). Often, these would be foil versions of cards not available otherwise (Wasteland, as an example). The "Judge's foil" Gaea's Cradle was sent out as part of this program. I can attest to this, as that is how I got mine. Per my understanding, WotC ran out of the cards they intended to send out and simply substituted extras they had of these. It wasn't an insignificant number, either. Many people who stated they have this card said they got it in the mail and were not a judge.
Despite being very much not a wealthy person, I always like to think I can appreciate a good super expensive thing, especially card games. I was convinced Tabernacle would be #1, forgetting that the dual lands had more expensive prints. But what I'm most of all convinced is that many of these cards would absolutely make it onto "Top 10 Vintage Cards (Minus Power 9)"!
I do like this format. It shows powerful, or just expensive for it being old. Also, expected Tabernacle, since it's the most expensive card that you can play in commander, but didn't expect specific printings
I enjoyed this format.
Keep doing what you think is interesting. If you like magic (as I do) everything anyone talks about related to MTG is interesting.
Cool video. I like the normal MTG top tens more, but these are pretty interesting too
I liked this! I’d be more interested in comparing least expensive near-mint versions, or at least including the least expensive price tag underneath the most expensive price tag for reference.
Yeah I'd be interested in this topic for other card types in the future.
Always cool to see a new idea, I support this idea going forward as another thing to enjoy.
This was neat. I would love to get more of these.
Very cool list!
An idea for a future list of this nature (though I suspect this one may need to be saved for a milestone video, because the research time is likely going to be substantial compared to an average video): Basic lands excluded, what are the top 10 most cost-efficient cards in Magic? The 10 cards with the most points per dollar, based on your ranking system, using the cheapest printing.
Love this concept, definitely want to see more!
I like this video idea, and would totally watch more. Also, maybe you can look at what cards of each type are in the most decks!
I like this idea and would like to see it with other types of cards. It would be interesting to have prices for the Summer Magic dual lands, though I doubt it's available. Could potentially beat Alpha prices.
I have a pretty chunked up bazaar... wonder how much it would go for. Also I have some unlimited duals floating around (unsleeved!) in a bunch of silly casual decks lol
Anyway, I thought this was an interesting variation on the usual video. Looking at cards by price gives some lesser known cards a chance to be seen, like Diamond Valley.
Sleeve cards.
Well shit.
I have FOUR Unlimited Dual Lands.
I like the new take on a top10, maybe once a month like this to see if other people like it as well.
6:27 Cries in Wastes
Live this new idea! Also love the Attack on Titan cap!
Good List! I love that format.
Damn this list is stacked! #10 at more than $500 and the library all the way down at #6
Would love to see something like "Most expensive commons"
Amazing topic
Id love to see more of this
Thumbs up for this kind of videos! I'll never be able to buy any cards like this, but it's fun to dream.
I once owned a set of the Guru Lands. At some point their market value eclipsed their worth in bragging value, so I had to cash em in! 💰💰💰
Me: Hey, this Island I just played is the most valuable land in the game! 🧐
Friend: Yeah, you told me, many times. I'll cast Stone Rain on it, and attack with everything, I win. 😃
Me: Arrgghh! 🤬
I'm so glad you made this video, because I saw the Black Lotus and had to wonder... What is the top 10, if you divided their price, by their point total.
Rough numbers from a recent video, here is an axample. Black Lotus is 165,000 and it has 1300 points. So each point it produced is roughly worth $126.93
of all the cards on the reserve list to me the original duals should not have been put on it. Thanks to it we have been stuck with sub par to awful duals for way too long. I like this new format .
I mean, save for standard and pauper, pretty much every format's got good fixing. Pioneer's easily the weakest in terms of manabase and its still got Shocks, Checks, Pains, and Fasts.
EDIT: I do completely agree with the reserve list thing though
To be honest I disagree: there can be an argument regarding their accessibility in eternam formats, but from a gameplay perspective I find it critical that they can no longer be printed in their original powerful form with zero downsides, as otherwise there would be no reason for any deck NOT to run only those in their mana-base, making 5-4 colour goodstuff decks excessively strong.
@@ROMANTIKILLER2 Of course, I mean that the reserve list is highly flawed. I want them to reprint the duals in just supplemental sets like masters or commander sets. Make more affordable printing without affecting format legality.
@@johnnyjoestar4473 I would join the class action lawsuit against Hasbro if any of my cards lose value due to reprints. You can sue for the price difference in that case.
@@kurtilein3 There wouldn't be much of any. When WOTC has taken cards off of the list in the past, no one ever filed a lawsuit. Removing any other cards, by that reasoning, would have the same outcome.
This makes me want to cry. I had go many Guru lands.. I still have my Guru shirt at least.
I had like half of these.
Gave them away years ago for scraps, together with the rest of my cards.
Loved the new format!
Definitely like this idea for a new set of videos!
I'm into it, Magic's combination of physical scarcity and gameplay strength makes for a uniquely weird economy.
And to think I sold my full set of Unlimited dual lands (40 cards) for about $800 back around 2000 (I forget the exact year and price, but something like that). I had already sold my power nine a few years earlier when I had stopped playing, mainly due to my local group disbanding. If I had kept everything I had until now, I could just about retire off of them, but at the time I need extra cash, so it is what it is. :P
Yeah this was an amazing idea. Really appreciate the content!
I love lists like this that remind me how great a decision I made when I sold off 24 revised dual lands at about $100 each :(.
This was a really cool list, maybe top 10 most expensive Rats would also be a cool list :>
Diamond Valley and Library in particular are played in Old School ;-)
...and Workshop of course
I like this idea for lists, keep it up!
i think a great idea would be : MOST EXPENSIVE of each color.
I'll happily watch a video of...cards I can never buy but I need to know what to write on a basic forest with a Sharpie...
This was an interesting alternate take on this format.
Trick question - Proxies and knockoffs mean all lands are effectively the same price.
Nothing makes me feel like proxying the ever loving crap out of cards more than seeing the absolutely ridiculous prices for things on the reserve list
Surprised you didn’t mention the revised versions of the dual lands.
lol :)
I like the idea, no complains from my side
This just reminds me how lucky I was that my girlfriend bought me a badlands when it was only $80, or I bought her a tropical island when it was $120. Looking back wish I would have bought the rest of the cycle when I could have afforded it.
Yes, yes, more please. I was wondering if the Guru lands woukd be on here. I remember when we were shocked to see basics for 10$, never thought they would be this high tho. I wish my lil brother had kept his collection to sell for future kids or something cuz he gave away most of his cards to the LGS. Tho at least I'm happy to see Gaea's Cradle on here. I have a regular Spanish version so hopefully it is around the same price as the English version. I don't ever plan on selling my cards but when i die im sure my family will enjoy the small payday to help ease the expenses of death
I like this, but I'm torn on how it's being done. To me (my opinion), it makes more sense to base this only the *cheapest tournament legal* versions of each card. I feel this falls more in line with previous MTGT10 videos, which focused on the playability of cards. Multivault is a prime example. Anyone can get the card comparatively cheaply; they just need to ignore the ~100 oddball exceptions. Still, it's a fresh idea and I'm down for it. Great content as always, Nizzahon!
Love the SNK Cap !
I'm not crying because I had multiple dual lands that were given away and a City of Brass.
Definitely enjoyed this video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Always enjoy your content.
Glad to hear it!
I liked it Nizza, fantastic as always.
The original dual lands also have the stripey card backs of wonder. XD
I like the new top ten. I would love to see more expirementation.
These are fun, i'd watch more.
great content, I look forward to seeing the next ones like this.
More to come!
if you can continue this serie it would be awesome!
Great new series
I know of a certain Magic collector and content creator grinning behind his binder of Bazaar of Bagdad's.
i just went back and check my old magic cards i got 2 gaia cradle, according thos this each card is 900 bones, so i got 1800 bones, how do i go about and sell these without going thru ebay and craiglists
The Reserve List included non tournament legal versions of the cards. Wizards, in part, violated the Reserve List.
Awesome, but really want to see the price for cheapest version for every member.
Or even do the opposite, compare not the most expensive, but the cheapest prices. It might be even cooler.
I was really hoping you would get around to price points. One of the ideas I have been wanting to pitch to you is in your deck history videos, could you price out the decks so that I don't get Psyched out on a particular archetype only to find out that it is a $750 Modern decklist?
I like this idea Nizza