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Do you purchase Online accounts? I have a MTGO account that has thousands of cards i'd like to get rid of. I just never play anymore,last time i played heavy was back when the multiplayer emperor format was around.
LMK if you are interested and ill send the list with all of the cards the account has.. IIRC, its somewhere around 10k cards, give or take.
LMK if you are interested and ill send the list with all of the cards the account has.. IIRC, its somewhere around 10k cards, give or take.
Send the list!
So I have some magic cards, but I am a newbie when it comes to how do I know what year they are, or what edition? Any help on this?
Not sure I have any great ones but figure it would be worth a shot, they are about 15 years old so not sure?
Not sure I have any great ones but figure it would be worth a shot, they are about 15 years old so not sure?
See if you can find any cards that you have that are listed on http://blacklotusgo.com/pages/buylist
Original Revised dual lands restocked! Spend your BTC on these legacy/vintage staples 
http://blacklotusgo.com/collections/magic-singles
http://imgur.com/WC95XXZ
http://blacklotusgo.com/collections/magic-singles
http://imgur.com/WC95XXZ
You can now convert your digital currency directly into digital Magic cards (via Magic: the Gathering Online event tickets):
http://blacklotusgo.com/collections/other-products/products/magic-online-event-ticket
http://blacklotusgo.com/collections/other-products/products/magic-online-event-ticket
I don't suppose you'd be interested in Cards from World of Warcraft Card games?
At this time we are keeping our focus on Magic: the Gathering.
I'm trying to come up with a clever way to work a plug for my site into this thread but I think the situation itself is funny enough that I'll just drop it off.
http://blacklotusgo.com sells magic cards for bitcoin and also pays out bitcoin for magic cards. You might say it's a Magic: the Gathering online exchange.
http://blacklotusgo.com sells magic cards for bitcoin and also pays out bitcoin for magic cards. You might say it's a Magic: the Gathering online exchange.
Re: Magic: the Gathering blockchain analysis? Also, theory of motive..
I find it humorous you're calling it Magic the Gathering. I think that hurts them too...who would want to deposit thousands of dollars on a system and company built to trade Magic cards?!
Why wouldn't you?
I don't know about you guys, but I had some good times in my teens and early twenties playing Magic: The Gathering. Who else would like to see Mt. Gox return to it's roots?
http://blacklotusgo.com was actually created just to be able to accept bitcoin for Magic: the Gathering sales. It's also the only MTG store in the world that pays out bitcoin for cards through its buylist.
Do not trust any company with a funny name, especially one that is called Magic: The Gathering Online
Unless they actually exchange Magic cards for bitcoin (and vice versa), of course
I would like to add my website, http://blacklotusgo.com to https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade under section 8.12, "Toys, Games, and Hobbies".
The listing would read as follows:
BlackLotusGo Games Retailer of Magic: the Gathering trading cards. Pays BTC for MTG cards through the buylist.
Can I add this to the page myself, and if not, who can I ask to add it?
The listing would read as follows:
BlackLotusGo Games Retailer of Magic: the Gathering trading cards. Pays BTC for MTG cards through the buylist.
Can I add this to the page myself, and if not, who can I ask to add it?
Don't forget that spending BTC is the best way to support BTC! We are one of the few vendors accepting BTC who do not convert it instantly into USD - we distribute it to the people who sell their cards to us!