Magic the Gathering 50 Cards Includes 25+ Rares/Uncommons MTG Cards Collection Foils & mythics possible!

A great way to accumulate cards and build up playstyle/decks/exposure/etc., and really fun to open and go through. I bought 2 of these at the same time, and detailed what they came with below (including colors, etc.). The condition/quality is SUPERB. If you told me they came straight out of their original box and into these groups of 50 cards, I'd believe you. The first set had TONS of foils and decent variety of decks; the second set was almost entirely from one deck. Each group/set had 52 cards. GROUP 1: ---3 RARE, from the same deck ("Tarkir: Dragonstorm Commander"): 1 Land, 1 Sorcery, 1 Creature ---The rest: A few different decks, a majority from the Spiderman and Edge of the Eternities sets. Most of the cards in this group of 50 were foils. All Commons except 1 were foils. There were Vampire/gothic themed (including a cool double-sided Werewolf), a couple "Streets of New Capenna", etc. ---TOTAL BREAKDOWN: Rare: 3 Uncommon: 23 Common: 25 Mythic: 0 Foil: 24 Colorless: 5 White: 5 Black: 20 Red: 9 Blue: 4 Green: 14 GROUP 2: ---3 RARE, from 3 random decks: 1 Land, 2 Creatures. ---THE REST: ALL from the TNMT set/decks. ---TOTAL BREAKDOWN: Rare: 3 Uncommon: 23 (all TMNT) Common: 25 (all TMNT) Mythic: 0 Foil: 0 Colorless: 2 White: 9 Black: 8 Red: 9 Blue: 16 Green: 18

I got two extra cards :) I'm new to MTG so I was looking for cards to help fill out my decks and inspire some new ideas. This did all of that for me. Good condition, no duplicates. There were a handful of Uncommons, one Rare, not "25+." So maybe I'd give it 4.5 stars if I could. I don't really care about rarity when I'm buying cheap bundles second-hand off the internet, so I wouldn't drop a whole star just for that. But since I can't do that, I'll let it stay at 5 because I did get 2 extra cards, and I like the gameplay options these cards give me.

I hate writing reviews. If a product matches the description, how many stars do you give them? I normally give 4 stars. I was looking for some cards to fill in some holes I had in a couple of decks. I ordered 5 of these sets, hoping there would be enough cards that meant my needs. I wasn't looking for a lot, but I was surprised to find that I got what I needed in the first two decks. I now have cards to supplement any additional decks that I make. All the cards I received were in very good or better condition. If you are looking for cards to fill holes in your decks, I would recommend this product.

This will probably be the nerdiest review I ever post. If you don't have the time or willpower to read all of it, this product was worth the purchase, and I will be buying again. I bought two packs for comparison purposes, but I unfortunately forgot to check for a couple things before organizing them, so it will not be 100% accurate. According to TCGplayer, the cards are currently valued at $21.02 with the highest card at 42 cents, the lowest at 4 cents, and the average at 21 cents each. I spent $14.86 total, so the profit is just over 40%. It's nothing crazy, but I definitely got my money's worth. Each pack came with 3 rares and no duplicates. The rares in each set included 2 from Innistrad: Midnight Hunt, and then one had one from Streets of New Capenna, and the other had one from Core 2021. The rest of the cards in both packs are from Kaldheim, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, and Ravnica Remastered. (At the time of this review, these sets were released two and a half to six years ago, and the newest set is a reprint from a set block that ended seven years ago.) None of these cards are standard legal, but I bought them to help in building commander decks. I counted everything besides the rares after I mixed the packs together, so here's where I can't give single pack accuracy. Overall there were 14 White, 17 Blue, 10 Black, 17 Red, 17 Green, 19 Multicolored, 1 Colorless, 5 Nonbasic Lands, and in various colors, there were also 5 alternate art cards. There were 50 commons, 44 uncommons, and 6 rares. There were no mythics or foils. While there were no duplicates in a single pack, there were six duplicates between both, and there was a card in the second pack that had an alternate art in the first. (I do remember that the first pack only had 3 Black and 1 Colorless while the second pack had no Colorless and 1 alternate art.) I haven't looked through the cards too much to see how good they are, but there are 7 that could be commanders. Because I plan to actually use these cards, I'm not too concerned with the quality, though I'm sure some of you are. The product's description says "Mint/Excellent condition only," and that's almost true. A fair amount of them have a bit of whitening on the edges, and one of them has a pretty significant scratch across the front toward the bottom of the card. If you're looking for bulk to play commander and/or other nonstandard games or you want some slightly older cards that you may not find at your LGS, this is a great buy. If you're looking for cards in hopes of finding something worth any actual money, just go buy a booster pack.

Exactly as described, no dupes, and cards from random sets in mtg. I've bought 4 or so of these in the past few days, and I've gotten cards from zendikar rising, innistrad (original, crimson vow and midnight hunt or something like that), foundations, doctor who, lorwyn eclipsed, ravnica, and a few others. Thoroughly impressed and will buy again to bolster my library and cube.

bought 2. both packs were not great. the 1st pack was 80% daybound/nightbound double sided cards, nobody wants those they are a pain to play in paper magic. 3 rares per pack, all bulk rares worth less then 30cents each at near mint. overall out of 2 packs total pull value at NM was 9 dollars. they are not near mint making the entire lot worth more like 4 dollars. i payed 14 and change. no duplicates though i will give them that. description is misleading. leaves out rare count and just says 25 uncommon/rare. its 3 low value rares per pack. color balance was not great between the 2 packs, a majority of the cards were blue. these repacks are targeted at people who want to just up there collection. i would highly recommend against buying any bulk magic cards if your looking for cards you will actually play/ have value. buy singles and if you wanna open a pack the official play boosters are the much better bet.

Picked up 4 of these packs. 2 of them didn't have 25+ R or U one was 19 the other 20. I checked the non obvious cards for rarity. The other packs had 25,26 count. Each pack had a set of duplicates, 2 to 4 copies of a card, each was an uncommon. One pack was opened on the bottom, missing a card, seems it was short a common. The variety of cards from sets was nice, some quite old. None of them were particularly valuable. Id recommend this to anyone building a collection for play, lotsa good playable cards here for a reasonable price. I would have given more stars but i feel I didn't get exactly what I paid for, otherwise I'm happy with my purchase.

This is NOT a way to get valuable, highly usable cards. My pack was worth $10, with two cards over 50 cents but under a dollar and one was a common (Aka it’s true worth is about 50 cents at bulk rates). What this IS, is a good way to get random bulk to get variety when starting out. In one pack I received zero duplicates and all but one of the cards seemed to be near mint. I’d recommend getting this if you want varied bulk to always have deck filler for low powered kitchen table magic. For the price of a pack that will end up being worth $3 in most cases, this is more than fair!

1 carte manquante. Emballage ouvert, cartes en vrac dans l'enveloppe d'expédition.

Sólo vienen dos repetidas, si vienén hasta 4 foil

Very good mix of cards, as well in Color as in rarity, no Commons-trash, no duplicates! I‘m a very satisfied Customer!

Do not buy, not worth the money recover barely any rares or mythics

It's Magic , cute small cards, premium