Let’s talk more broadly about the other hot spoilers from the set. Imperial Seal is a bit of a unique case, though, since it’s a reprint of an extremely rare and valuable card. By the way, Card Kingdom’s preorder price for Imperial Seal is $299.99, already 10% below TCG low. Should Imperial Seal remain the most valuable card from Double Masters 2022, I have little reason to believe it would maintain a price point much higher than that of Mana Crypt as the dust settles.

Rather than purchasing copies of a card when supply is artificially scarce (as it is during the pre-order season), you are far better off waiting for the set to be out for a few weeks to purchase the cards you need during peak supply.Īs a most egregious example, consider Imperial Seal, a card that up until recently sold for over $1500 because it was a Commander playable card printed in just one set: Portal: Three Kingdoms. Pre-ordering singles from a new set is almost always the incorrect choice if you’re strictly playing by Magic finance rules. First and Foremost: Preorders are a No-No By no means do I claim to have all the answers, but this week I’m going to take a stab at making some predictions surrounding this hot-selling set. These are some of the questions flying through my mind lately in anticipation of the July 8 th release date. Is that a reasonable price? Is FOMO taking the Magic community by storm? Where will prices settle? Most importantly, what will the impact be on the broader secondary market?

Right now booster boxes are hovering in the $380 range. When chase cards like Cavern of Souls, Mana Vault, and Dockside Extortionist followed, it became readily apparent this set will be a hit.

When folks got their first glance at Imperial Seal, my Twitter erupted-I’m pretty sure that card single-handedly bolstered preorder prices for booster boxes. A great deal of hype has accumulated over the past couple of weeks as Double Masters 2022 spoilers rolled in.

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