There are scientific and non-scientific ones to help the basic MTG player differentiate a real card from the fakes. Let’s compare a real and fake Flooded Strand from Onslaught (2002), and also update on newer cards.
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In the world of collecting MTG, there are multiple trading avenues. There are legit ones, and also plenty of shady deals, fake cards, repackaging, and scams.
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Cost of MTG does vary across countries and continents, but not as much as one might think. There are also strange pricing anomalies that don’t fit the economy.
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It’s everyone’s secret fantasy – make a living with your dirty passion. We’ve already discussed about why Magic: the Gathering
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Some cards were out of convenience (early cards that had not been reprinted yet were put on the list). Others were arbitrary, perhaps because they were not aware how powerful newer cards would get.
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In Economics, price is determined by Demand and Supply, and there are several unique factors that affect them. They are: hype for new releases, competitive play results, deck popularity, and being a physical product.
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To be able to tell the difference and have an idea of its print origin, you’ll need a good eye for detail, and some knowledge of the product’s distribution channels.
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