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Considering that Lord of the Pit can be yours for just $0.16 on TCGplayer, this immense price tag might be quite a shock
But that paper and those quotes still sit in my mom's kitchen over two decades later, their words echoing throughout time
Mint Condition Cards Every Magic card is graded on TCGplayers five-point scale by our staff: Near Mint (NM): perfect singles with crisp corners, only micro-scratches or slight border imperfections Lightly Played (LP): minor scuffs, slight fading or edge wear from minimal handling Moderately Played (MP): moderate border wear, noticeable scuffing, scratching or slight color loss Heavily Played (HP): significant creasing, heavy whitening or faults yet fully authentic Damaged: tears, obvious tears or splits, stains, manufacturing defects or alterations auto-graded as Damaged Foil variants follow the same thresholds (plus bubbling and curling checks) to guarantee transparency and consistency for competitive decks and serious collections
Most planeswalkers tend to do it, and very few cards can sustain $35 price tags in Standard
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