Some signed cards

[Sims3seires]

Är det Rammstein bakgrunden??

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@Sims3seires

Japp:)

[THEKODIE]

no way dude.... you have a cat?

[mezzomixdvd]

your cards just won on money :D

[narutozrasengan]

Wow, I never realized that he was the artist for all those cards. How was he in person?

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@narutozrasengan

He was really relaxed and polite. A nice guy

[narutozrasengan]

@mtgvideo That's really awesome haha

Those Primevals probably skyrocketed in price. :O

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@narutozrasengan

I don't think so, many players don't like signed cards at all. And nevertheless I feel it much more personal since I will always know that i got them signed myself.

[narutozrasengan]

@mtgvideo Whatttt? I figured that they would be really sought after in general because that's how it always is with collectibles. If something is rare to begin with, then having it signed by the one who created it normally makes it's value explode. I had no idea it was the opposite..

If I had a playset of signed Primevals I wouldn't even think of selling them regardless, it just seems too rare.

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@narutozrasengan

I personally like signed cards but other considers it just ugly and thus claim that the cards have a lower value because of it.

[mercenarybdu]

@mtgvideo I like signed cards. They make collections look excellent if you could gain a hold of the artists and agree for them to do it. The worth is determined by the buyer. Some of my signed cards are worth a little more than the ones that aren't since artists only live once. Once an artist is gone, finding existing signed copies becomes difficult like in the case of Glen Angus who died in 2007. I wouldn't trade my signed copies for unsigned foil ones if I wanted too.

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@mercenarybdu

I agree. I say the same about theese ones. It feel extra special when you had them signed yourself.