Magic the Gathering: I Won An Auction With Cards From 1994-1995! Was It Worth It?

Opening and scanning Magic the Gathering cards. The scanner I am using is called ManaBox.

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[JosephJamesScott]

Good luck selling those cards for what that app is listing them at. Also, when I was opening cards as a kid, the absolute worst feeling was getting a lace card as my rare. I'm sure there are decks that can make that useful but the only people I could see shelling out the list price for a lace card is a collector that wants to complete a set.

[MetalShopMagic]

The chances that buying bulk cards from an auction is worth the money are so slim you might as well fly to the US and look for garage sales. TCGs are so culturally integrated that even toddlers are collecting them. I dont even bother with auctions like this anymore.

[bobdole]

That's a good way to rip off a few suckers. Just put a "collection" up for auction, come up with some BS text like, "I found this in my uncles attic and I have no idea what it's worth." Put a few piles of cards on the desk, sprinkle in a few 10-20$ cards from pre 1995 on the picture and enjoy people fighting over worthless bulk, which all the other cards are going to be. Those auctions almost always are scams.

[bugbee]

im getting old i remember cracking packs of the dark, i was just a kid back then