We were yattering last evening and decided that we would rather pick up some singles online from MTG Mint Card for some of our EDH stacks this Friday and then wait a few short weeks until the second print wave hits out local gaming store by which time, prices should hopefully correct downwards a titch which will allow us to grab one or more additional decks
The issue is that the floor of the card (when its only making three or four mana) is still way too high, because Dockside is a card that can be looped, reanimated, flickered or cloned to such a degree that simply making an extra treasure or two is still enough to win the game
These will come in untapped as well which makes the Oracle a total bargain when you can put that mana to use right away
And we've had some successes in that category (Lobotomy, Meddling Mage, etc.) The idea behind Hint of Insanity was that it punished players for duplicates
If you're new to the investment side of TCG sealed product, the same analytical framework used for calculating Pokmon card returns applies directly to One Piece
How to Pick the Right Storage Option for You Anyone who has been a collector over the years knows binders may be the easiest and most convenient way to store cards, but can harm the cards over time
