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Market Note: These usually trade higher than standard Double Rare cards but lower than Special Illustration Rares. Exceptions (like a Shiny Charizard ex) can be worth much more

Magics take on Final Fantasy has passed its official release date

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A vetted marketplace collapses this into one application instead of one per distributor, which is why many stores start there while they build the volume and history that larger distributors reward

Not exactly Arthurs final downward blow, but its close

With Magic: The Gathering having such a huge following and playerbase even after thirty years of being the worlds leading CCG, its not surprising that many players will have favourite, physical decks that they may well want to carry over to the digital realm