The only takeaway of note is that, while youre looking at results many years in the past, you should remember vaguely to adjust your expectations of what a good card looks like
While some of the cards look extremely realistic to the naked eye, especially through a layer or two of sleeves, fake cards feel weirdsort of glossy or waxy and more like a playing card than a Magic card
As the saying goes: if the deal seems too good to be true, it probably is
Moon Goose (also referred as Goose on the moon) was originally done by Hiroshige Utagawa during the Edo Period, 17th century
The two cards are ST10-001 Trafalgar Law from the ST10 starter deck, and OP03-098 Enies Lobby from OP03
Heres my history with Magic: The Gathering : I played it compulsively about 20 years ago, until I ran into That Guy, who had narrowed the total focus of his life down to building intricate lawnmower decks that would destroy other players four to six at a time