When I am able to squeeze out some time to write my blog, it's already early autumn. The season is prefect for some adventurous moves. With the tix I earned from speculating on Vintage cards before Vintage Masters and MTGO V4, I will try on two sets: M15 and Vintage Masters.
In M15, I found nearly most of the staples are undervalued. Planeswalkers are cheap, painlands are cheap, also the modern staples like Chord of Calling and Phyrexian Revoker.
As for Vintage Masters, I think it 's ripe to plunk at this price level - 700tix a set on supernovabots. Long term collectors should focus on cards that are used in both Legacy and Vintage and reprinted as MOCS before; it's important to pick the right cards as MOCS reprinting hurts the card values gravely. The cards below are those I sorted out from Vintage Masters:
Force of Will Underground Sea Tropical Island Bayou Jace, the Mind Sculptor
But I recommend picking some staple cards under 5 tix, each collect 20 - 30 copies. Cards like Ancient Tomb, Oath of Druids, Null Rod and Survival of the Fittest are all good investments.
In M15, I found nearly most of the staples are undervalued. Planeswalkers are cheap, painlands are cheap, also the modern staples like Chord of Calling and Phyrexian Revoker.
As for Vintage Masters, I think it 's ripe to plunk at this price level - 700tix a set on supernovabots. Long term collectors should focus on cards that are used in both Legacy and Vintage and reprinted as MOCS before; it's important to pick the right cards as MOCS reprinting hurts the card values gravely. The cards below are those I sorted out from Vintage Masters:
Force of Will Underground Sea Tropical Island Bayou Jace, the Mind Sculptor
But I recommend picking some staple cards under 5 tix, each collect 20 - 30 copies. Cards like Ancient Tomb, Oath of Druids, Null Rod and Survival of the Fittest are all good investments.
Comments
Post a Comment