"The more expensive the item, the more you should take authentication and grading seriously." He added, "Focus on scarcity and [on] the blue-chip stuff, where it's undeniable that these cards will be popular and worth something 25 years from now." CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER As with art, wine, watches, handbags and other collectible categories, Turner said the same rule applies: "The more scarce something is, the more likely it has upside." For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxbusiness.com/lifestyle .
I hate that this is an option and suspect it will be fixed soon, but keep your eyes peeled
If you are interested in card value and long-term collectability, you may also enjoy our guide to the value of Magic: The Gathering cards and our article on why Magic: The Gathering is so expensive
What do you think of the ban list
Scavenging Ooze is already a popular card in multiple formats, and Lion Sash can be more easily tutored out of your deck thanks to it being both a creature and an artifact