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Sadly, editions from some years are have consistent issues with curling
The Verdict Im not sold on this one
It holds its shape, takes ink cleanly, and survives being passed around a table
Black Lotus The most expensive Magic: The Gathering card of all time thanks to an extremely rare sale Peak price: $615,000 Black Lotus has long held a reputation as the most valuable Magic: The Gathering card ever made, dating from MTG's very first set, Limited Edition Alpha, released in 1993
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Iconic Charizard Craze The Base Set introduced the coveted holographic Charizard card (#4/102), which quickly became a fan favorite
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