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RoaldL(2018-02-24 01:02)

Man this thing is skyrocketing, 30-40 cents up since last week may not be a lot of money on a single card, but going from 1,70 to 2 in a matter of days is a huge percentage, especially for a card that is still being opened. This will probably go down a bit when even more are opened but go right up to 2 again later. Modern playable, marginal play in Legacy, probably wanted by the more fair commander player.

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