An M:tG question

[sraun]

I have a quantity of cards (Revised, Dark, whatever the enchanted objects release was, at least one release more from that era). For at least two of the releases, I have a minimum of one of everything. If I wanted to find out what they're worth, where should I look?

Comments

[mle292.livejournal.com]

I don't know how long the color codes have been on the cards to mark which ones are not common, but Wizards of the Coast (http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Multiverse/) is a good starting point to figure out which ones are the "Mythic Rare, "Rare" and "Uncommon" cards. From there you can look up the name of the card in a google search and find some common prices.

Non-English cards sell for lower than English language cards, so the lowest price does not always represent a reasonable selling price.

[quadong.livejournal.com]

Look at the http://blackborder.com "price guide" (which is also their store).

All of your cards are too old to have color-coded rarities. It also sounds like they are all too new to be from the sets that have the insanely unbalanced, and therefore insanely expensive ($) cards, but it's hard to say for sure.

[sraun]

When I was active, WotC was trying to level out the cards. They were trying to have no unbalanced, let alone insanely unbalanced, cards.

However, IIRC, I have a complete set of elder dragons, and some Alpha/Beta/Revised cards that might be worth something.

I'll take a look at the pointer.