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Getting a whole set of old, out-of-print cards is as easy as Googling Magic proxies, contacting a vendor, and using PayPal to order a full set of the Power Ninethe rarest, most expensive, and powerful cards in the game
As the first set in this era, Mega Evolution establishes what promises to be a compelling multi-set arc centered entirely around these powerful transformations
The thing is that most YuGiOh tournaments (Tier 2 and above) require you to sleeve your cards in unmarked, uniform card sleeves
What a Typical Profitable Lot Looks Like Here's an actual example from a lot we bought on Facebook Marketplace for $40: 2,500 cards total ~2,300 modern commons/uncommons (worth maybe $25-30 if resold as bulk) ~150 modern holos and reverse holos (worth ~$30-40 total) ~40 WOTC-era commons and uncommons mixed in (worth ~$10-15) 5 WOTC-era holos (worth $35 combined) 1 ex-era ultra rare (worth $25) 3 promos worth $3-5 each Total estimated value: $140-160
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