Working Through the Numbers Card raw value: $20 PSA 10 expected sale: ~$42 TAG 10 expected sale: ~$30 PSA net: $42 - $20 - $20 = $2 TAG net: $30 - $20 - $13 = -$3 Winner: PSA (+$5) but $2 profit is barely worth the effort Card raw value: $40 PSA 10 expected sale: ~$82 TAG 10 expected sale: ~$56 PSA net: $82 - $40 - $20 = $22 TAG net: $56 - $40 - $13 = $3 Winner: PSA (+$19) Card raw value: $75 PSA 10 expected sale: ~$150 TAG 10 expected sale: ~$102 PSA net: $150 - $75 - $20 = $55 TAG net: $102 - $75 - $13 = $14 Winner: PSA (+$41) Card raw value: $150 PSA 10 expected sale: ~$295 TAG 10 expected sale: ~$195 PSA net: $295 - $150 - $20 = $125 TAG net: $195 - $150 - $13 = $32 Winner: PSA (+$93) The Uncomfortable Truth If you're grading to sell, PSA wins the math at basically every price point where grading makes financial sense at all
No glue needed on the dividers joints
Unfortunately, that curse is now devastating all of the people in Eldraine
It's a three-mana (1R, 1W, 1U) 3/3 that gives Vigilance and Haste to any Hero who enters play while it is on the battlefield, until the end of the turn
a PSA 9 card for $520, for example, but you should expect to see a standard, non-graded copy of this for around $160
Vanguard of the Restless buffs Spirits by how many times your Commander has been cast
