That is a good question, I guess its an underrated market. I played a lot of Magic, most of it between 2002-2007 when IME, the prices were starting to get way

That is a good question, I guess its an underrated market. I played a lot of Magic, most of it between 2002-2007 when IME, the prices were starting to get way too high for me as I was still a teenager, nevertheless, for those willing to put an effort into negotiating you could make a decent change. I saw several fake cards during that time, some of them were terrible, HP home printer cards you could see on the spot, most of them you could still see with just a careful check. IMO, you would get away easier if you forge the most used standard and modern cards, which often go over 30+ USD each and they can undergo a huge price hike if there's a high demand on major tournament registrations, people will not be as careful checking them.