With this, Kirk Janeway and Picard are confirmed. 4 remaining

What are some of the cards to be on the look out for?

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Anyone getting a few extra copies of the Secret Lair Global Fund for Women Their Magic is Limitless or is it madness as a timed print edition?

As the title says, with no commander precons I’d imagine the commander card slot will hit the scene box’s value and potentially the box toppers.

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Fateful Discovery is a leak not an official spoiler, but I think the most interesting/has the most potential of what we've seen so far maybe? Those are ALL artifacts, not non-token artifacts. Anything that cranks out treasures (of which there are quite a few already revealed in this set alone) also drawing a card for each one is pretty good I would think?

This site has the name listed as a real revealed card, so I think it's legit:

https://butwhytho.net/2026/05/live-from-magiccon-las-vegas-preview-panel/

The box topper reprints continue to have fantastic art. I'm sure people will be extremely rational/normal about the two new cards with Aragorn. [[Palantir of Orthanc]] was obviously going to happen, as was [[Aragorn the Uniter]].

Still waiting for any sign of a Nazgul, at this point unless the numbering system is totally off for this set there's officially no chance of nine Nazgul arts in the bonus sheet.

And with only a few slots left in the bonus slot, it's clear that there are going to be several substantial LOTR cards that won't be showing up. There's only room for one more black card for example, so if that's Nazgul that means no [[Witch-King of Angmar]] (notable due to the poster card being $200+). Genuinely shocked that they reprinted the one from the starter sets instead of that one. Unless they will actually do two Witch-kings and no Nazgul, or the numbering system won't hold up this time.

Actually technically there's room for either one more black card or two black cards and zero more white cards. But there's zero chance they aren't re-printing [[Gandalf the White]] I think. So it's either Nazgul or two Witch-kings.

Anyway you cut it, at this point it looks like several of the poster cards won't be getting reprints.

It also looks like a lot of the scene box cards won't get reprints. And several high value scrolls cards won't either. But we'll have all the box toppers by the end of the week I think so I'll wait to comment more on that until we actually know for sure what we have/don't have.

Particularly interested in what people think of Fateful Discovery, assuming it's real.

UPDATE: since this post they just revealed [[The Gaffer]] at 15. So I believe that means we are waiting on 13 and 14 in white and then two more in black. So still possible we get Nazgûl and a second Witch-king.

since they only gonna be in 3% of collector boosters, what do you think will the more desirable ones (mainly Mox Amber and Arcane Signet) go for?

Personally im hoping i can get a Mox Amber for 200€ or less

New to collecting MTG and missed the Amazon pre-order. When should I expect the Star Trek CBBs to go up for pre-order on Best Buy? Any other retailers to watch for boxes at MSRP? Thanks.

My lord, Any idea on what this might go for? I have personally never seen a PSA 10 alpha lotus auctioned. It is pop 3 apparently.

I know a CGC pristine sold privately for $3m apparently a year ago, might this beat that sale?

Long time follower, been tracking prices of SOS precons since release. I’ve noticed that their MSRP is roughly $50-55, depending on store. However, the discounts or deals on them haven’t really appeared yet, at least not to the extent as Lorwyn or TMNT precon price drops. Lorwyn I found the decks for as low as 20$ and TMNT reaching slightly less than a 50% decrease (from roughly $75 to $40).

Why haven’t the SOS precons reached that level of decrease yet, i.e., in the 20s of dollars instead of still being in the 30s? None of them contain the collector booster sample so there’s no value to be gained by buying the deck for the sample and reselling a deck-only product.

And it looks like the sky is the limit!

https://www.tcgplayer.com/product/517708/magic-ravnica-remastered-ravnica-remastered-collector-booster-display?srsltid=AfmBOoq5i8QUXP1-UFNT3mKoDfCljVm_5Y-0QLaAltvW_8mEcz4FXR1p&Language=English

card market prices

Edit: 1200 Euros on card market at the moment

Hello I would like to ask from a mainly collector's perspective is it better to start working on a full set of Revised or Collector's edition? I use to play MTG back in the mid to late 90's when moxes were only going for a few hundred dollars. I should of bought them but I was too cheap and a college student. I stopped playing MTG during Visions and many years later I lost all my cards when my house got flooded by hurricane Katrina in 2005. I had beta cards including Mox Jet minus other Power 9s, some alphas, Arabian Nights (2 Juzams) ect. Lots of vintage cards that got destroyed. Right now I'm getting closer to retirement and I want to start collecting again. I want to accumulate a whole Beta set but the prices on some the cards are just jaw dropping from what I remember what they use to sell for. So my main question is it worth getting a full set of the Collector's edition or just go with Revised? I'm not doing this as an investerbro but mainly for nostalgia personal collection and when I'm dead my kids can sell off the cards to for some money. I love beta cards and the Collector's Edition has the Power 9 at fairly decent prices and the Lotus being the most expensive piece. I want don't to dump money into CE and they are not worth anything but I like the look of them. So should I go with Revised or CE? Thanks in advance!

While I’m not sure we will see a significant Bear Spike, I do think it’s worth looking into Bear specs.

New quarter, new chart. Revenue hits new record but so do costs, not much to say.

On to the call:

• MSH sets record for day 1 and month 1 revenue, already surpassing $300 Million. FIN remains the current best seller however, with MSH in second.
• 2027 UBs to be "fantasy adjacent" and "really strong". Announcement strategy more tied to IP events rather than Magic events. "I don’t think any of them will take place in New York City because we definitely have gotten that feedback from some fans." -- Chris Cocks.
• Focused on larger initial print runs to prevent leaving "demand on the table" as in FIN.
• Anticipate that future years beyond 2027 may have more non-UB sets than UB because of a year like 2026 having the opposite.
• MSH doing well across every sales channel and "quite well" for mass (i.e. non hobby/card stores). Sell through is also strong. Distribution 70% hobby, 20% mass, 10% international.

Additionally, +1k more WPN stores to >12k.

Sources:

https://investor.hasbro.com/news-releases/news-release-details/hasbro-reports-second-quarter-2026-financial-results

https://investor.hasbro.com/static-files/11c5659e-4c66-40ec-9043-989f100be8ff

https://www.investing.com/news/transcripts/earnings-call-transcript-hasbro-tops-q2-2026-estimates-and-lifts-outlook-93CH-4803555

Post Script:

Attached is my receipt for 1 CBB of TRK purchased just minutes ago to crack upon release as previously promised for MSH releasing into 2nd place. May God have mercy upon our souls.

I feel like [[Reckless Crew]], especially the extended art version, might see some uptick with the Dwarf & Equipment themes in The Hobbit. Maybe it's just me but I could see it doing really well in a [[Thorin, King of Durin's Folk]] deck.

Since it mentions vehicles I don't think it will get reprinted in the set but I could be wrong about that.

EB games in Canada has a lot of sales for TMNT for those who wanted to buy the set.

https://www.ebgames.ca/SearchResult/QuickSearch?q=magic+the+gathering&strokenPrice=Recent+Drop&variantType=1&utm_source=fullwidth&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=mtg40offJuly20&utm_id=mtg40offJuly20

When selling, at what card value $ amount should I let eBay upsell me on USPS insurance + signature confirmation, if a card is going to the authenticator?

I haven't done this before. Their Shipping Protection Plan, which I believe triggers if you buy the mailing label from eBay, appears to cover damage caused in transit to the authenticator. If I have to file a claim, I file it against "Parcel Insurance Plan", presumably a third party. Confusingly, that TOS page goes out of its way to say this "is not an insurance policy, warranty or any type of guaranty."

When buying the mailing label from eBay, a dialog tells me it's insured up to $100, and asks if I want to pay to fully insure it and add signature confirmation. I believe these are both just the USPS services.

Naively, I would think that the Shipping Protection Plan means it's already fully insured and the upsell is unnecessary. At what point do y'all believe that the upsell is a good idea? Have any of you filed a claim under this Shipping Protection Plan and have claims been approved (or denied)?

Edit: Before posting this, I checked the FAQ on shipping but the thread appears to be 12 years old, before eBay's authentication service, and before some of you were born