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Just out of curiosity what about 'Magic the gathering' cards? I found a load of them from when I was a kid. They are in good condition, I have unopened booster
by everyone 5y ago
Just out of curiosity what about 'Magic the gathering' cards?
I found a load of them from when I was a kid. They are in good condition, I have unopened booster packs too.
Would now be a good time to sell them? Also could I just sell the lot for a reasonable price and not have to go through them all? Thanks!
- CapricornNoble 5y ago>>>Also could I just sell the lot for a reasonable price and not have to go through them all? I wouldn't recommend that. If you sell them as "bulk", you might get something like $10 for 10,000 cards. Buried in those 10,000 cards you probably have several cards that are worth $20-$100 each. This was my exact scenario over the past 2 years. I took a trip stateside in 2019 and got back into Magic (my cards were at my mother's house) after a 15-year hiatus. I started playing in 1994/95, so I had a pile of now-kinda-rare cards that were worth FAR more than I ever expected. But I've had to dig through my boxes and figure out what I had. Instead of selling them all off, I mostly trade them to local players/collectors in exchange for large quantities of lesser-valued but still useful cards for making EDH decks. I'm keeping my most valuable card though, the $800 Nether Void. I recommend using the mobile app "Delver Lens" to scan your cards rapidly, which I think can export the card list as a CSV format. Then try to import that CSV list into a good card management site. I use Deckstats.net, which will display prices for your collection pulled from 3 different websites. This should make it slightly less laborious to sort your stuff as well as establish a ballpark value.