Since 1993, MTG is a jacuzziGlobalBoosterHunter wrote:Is this the start of a bubble in Summer magic cards?

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I must admit that the price look totaly insane, if i started play MTg a few years ago i think i would not pay more than 100 USD for a card.ende73 wrote: In MTG, I'd really feel uneasy in "investing" in graded Alpha/Beta cards and Summer at these prices, even though it is quite possible the upward trend might continue for a while (Internet stocks climbed crazily for most of 1999 and 2000 before finally falling off the cliff to a more realistic value).
LOL... I know, parents, right?GlobalBoosterHunter wrote:Well, my wife for one...Giediprime41 wrote:...
Who said hoarding is bad.
My Mum as well.
Dad isn't too keen on the number of Boosters turning up to his address in the UK either.
None of them understand.
We had a small group and not much access to the internet or other players. No one in our group started before Revised so we had heard about the other cards but no one had any. Any we didn't call them the Power 9, they were just rares from an earlier set, much the same as rares from Antiquities or Arabian Nights.Hayden wrote:...and I saw Black Lotus cards for sale for $40 each and Moxes for a bit less. And I thought to myself, who in their right mind would pay that much money for a card for a game...
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