There's a big tradeoff in quality depending on how much you invest, so if you only need a few, you may be better off ordering them
Summary Magic: The Gathering is releasing a Special Edition set of Lord of the Rings cards, including 24 new cards and rare variants
Citadel of Pain Market Price: $4.03, Foil: $16.14 At long last, the cards are actually getting pretty good
Aatchik, Emerald Radian Aether Syphon Agate-Blade Assassin Agent of the Iron Throne Al Bhed Salvagers Alpharael, Stonechosen Ammit Eternal Ancestral Hot Dog Minotaur Ancient Cellarspawn Angel of Destiny Anje, Maid of Dishonor Aphelia, Viper Whisperer Archfiend of Spite Archfiend of the Dross Archnemesis Archon of Cruelty Arnyn, Deathbloom Botanist Ashenmoor Liege Assault Intercessor Auntie Ool, Cursewretch Aurora of Emrakul Ayara, First of Locthwain Balemurk Leech Baneclaw Marauder Barbed Servitor Basilica Guards Basilica Screecher Bastion of Remembrance Black Widow, Daring Operative Blim, Comedic Genius Blind Obedience Blood Artist Blood Hustler Blood Reckoning Blood Tyrant Bloodthirsty Conqueror Bob, Reluctant HYDRA Agent Boggart Mischief Bontu's Monument Brutal Hordechief Burakos, Party Leader Calculating Lich Campaign of Vengeance Carnage Gladiator Cauldron of Essence Caustic Bronco Circle of Affliction City of the Daleks Cliffhaven Vampire Commissar Severina Raine Conciliator's Duelist Contaminated Bond Contaminated Ground Corpse Knight Corrupted Roots Creeping Inn Cruel Celebrant Crypt Ghast Cult of Skaro Curse of Vengeance Curse of Wizardry Cyberman Patrol Dagger of the Worthy Dai Li Agents Dark Leo & Shredder Death Charmer Dee Kay, Finder of the Lost Defacing Duskmage Defiant Bloodlord Defiling Daemogoth Delta Bloodflies Dina, Soul Steeper
So its beyond point 6 of PFMs chart with a general 5ish% or whatever annual growth like before the 2020 boom
