Its sometimes better having people read it, instead of having to explain what the card does, thus giving away your intentions and crazy plans on the table. I think that, overall, the signed card hobby is still a bit niche. As we head into 2025 and another years slate of in-person events centered around Magic or fantasy art, there are still plenty of Magic players and collectors who still fall into the category of I only get cards signed at events Im attending by artists Im meeting, said Schneider
That's not to say Shimmering Skies has nothing to offer, though
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Shipping costs eat into margins, customs can add delays and fees, and the risk of counterfeit cards increases
I also dont have much experience with vintage WOTC-era stuff, which I imagine is also quite liquid
And, from Final Fantasy , Terra, Magical Adept looks like a slam-dunk pairing