Create a Card Storage System with Spreadsheets Here's a sample Excel spreadsheet that you can use to manage your MTG card collection: This spreadsheet includes columns for Card Name, Set, Collector Number, Rarity, Color, Type, Quantity, Foil (Yes/No), Condition, and Price
Faciliers Cards 101 $0.04 Stolen Scimitar 102 $0.07 Abu 103 $0.21 Aladdin 104 $0.06 Aladdin 105 $0.05 Captain 106 $0.18 Captain Hook 107 $0.06 Donald Duck 108 $0.07 Elsa 109 $0.06 Gaston 110 $0.06 Goofy 111 $0.17 LeFou 112 $1.94 Maleficent 113 $1.23 Maui 114 $11.37 Mickey Mouse 115 $0.06 Minnie Mouse 116 $0.11 Moana 117 $0.23 Mulan 118 $0.07 Peter Pan 119 $0.11 Pongo 120 $0.08 Rapunzel 121 $0.07 Scar 122 $0.18 Scar 123 $0.05 Sergeant Tibbs 124 $0.17 Stitch 125 $0.18 Te K 126 $0.09 Tigger 127 $1.55 Be Prepared 128 $0.09 Cut to the Chase 129 $0.08 Dragon Fire 130 $0.11 Fan the Flames 131 $0.05 He's Got a Sword
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(3) Once per turn, during the End Phase, if this card was Special Summoned this turn: Return it to the hand
