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2024's going to arrive with another densely packed schedule of Magic: the Gathering releases. Cliff Daigle looks ahead and starts planning for the upcoming Standard, Universes Beyond, and Remasters due next year.
2024's going to arrive with another densely packed schedule of Magic: the Gathering releases. Cliff Daigle looks ahead and starts planning for the upcoming Standard, Universes Beyond, and Remasters due next year.
Magic: the Gathering finance has been changing more and more over the last few years, and yesterday's strategies aren't good bets today. Cliff Daigle discussed how to evolve in today's world of reprints.
Cliff Daigle examines why the financial aspects of Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth are playing out differently than even the most popular sets in Magic's history.
What does the new 3 year Standard and the new ban policy mean for Magic finance? What new reprint products could they signal? Cliff Daigle speculates on these questions ahead the next WotC announcement.
Cliff Diagle examines what the impact of serialized cards on your Magic Finance behavior should be, and shares what's known about the numbers.
Cliff Daigle looks ahead to another summer of magic finance, but this time with filthy hobbitses.
Andy Zupke's here to ask the question we're all hearing more and more frequently: are WotC harming the game by overproducing products?
Cliff Daigle shares his thoughts about Cardsphere Marketplace, launching February 24th. For even more value, he includes a few tips on his current pickups!
CLiff Daigle shares his cards to pick up from Double Masters 2022, Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate, and Streets of New Capenna, which have hit their floor.
Cliff Daigle closes out a year of articles on Cardsphere by looking back at the sheer volume of cards printed in 2022, and offers his sage advice on how to deal with card firehose going forward.