I took that advice about 10 years ago, unfortunately. Currently Wizards of Coast has a no-reprint policy on most of the old high-value cards. While I don't kn

I took that advice about 10 years ago, unfortunately. Currently Wizards of Coast has a no-reprint policy on most of the old high-value cards. While I don't know that I would invest in them, until that policy changes the value of those old cards is pretty steady. Paper is still the best way to play Magic, so not sure when this will change. Also, currently, Wizard's attempts at making software is like a model for the federal healthcare rollout, ie: very bad. One other difference in Magic, is that people actually use them to play games. There were actually a lot of older cards I still have that were nearly worthless for a while that shot up in value over the last few years as a certain version of Magic (EDH) became popular. Still, not something I would buy for investment purposes, but I buy a lot of magic cards just because I enjoy playing the game. Cardboard Crack, as my friends like to call it. Also, once a junky, always a junky, they all come back after a while.