Magic The Gathering50 Cards Includes 25+ Rares/Uncommons MTG Cards Collection Foils & mythics possible!

I actually got some good cards out of this including the mythic rare, Rampaging Baloths. I will buy it again in the future.

New to playing mtg and was a nice way to get bunch of new cards. There were some repetitive cards between two packs but was limited to only 3 cards repeating between the two, nothing repeated in the same packs.

I wasn't expecting much from these repacks, and I got what I was expecting! If you want some bulk cards then these are the packs for you! These kind of packs are sold all over the place, it's a good way to get rid of a bunch of cards that aren't good for anything else.I got five packs, just to see what I'd get (Again, I wasn't expecting much). Here's the breakdown: 1 rare, 24 uncommons, and 25 commons per pack. That is an average, there was one pack that had 25 uncommons and 24 commons...but the average is still closer to what I stated above. At $6.50 per pack, according to a popular online price guide my return on investment was right about $2.55 per pack...I should have just venmo'd them some money and saved myself the trouble.The thing, these days, with Magic: The Gathering cards is that rarity doesn't equate to value. Just because a card is rare (or foil, or mythic) doesn't make it valuable.There was a decent amount of variety in the packs, I only got one pack that had more than one of the same card, but across the five packs there were a lot of duplicates. In five packs I got as many as 4 of one card. I do believe they said something about this in the product description.In short, there are a lot of different reasons people buy things, just don't get hung up on words like RARE thinking it's better than everything else...a diamond is a rare rock, and coprolite is rare fossilized dinosaur dung.

As a Magic: The Gathering enthusiast, I decided to purchase this collection of 50 cards, which includes 25+ rares/uncommons, with the possibility of foils and mythics. Overall, I’m quite pleased with the value and variety this set offers.First off, the selection of cards is impressive. I received a good mix of cards from different sets and themes, which added a nice variety to my collection. The rares and uncommons were indeed plentiful, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a few foil cards and even a mythic rare in the mix. This adds a lot of excitement to the unboxing experience.The condition of the cards was generally good. Most of them were near-mint, though a few had slight wear. It’s something to keep in mind if you’re a stickler for card condition.One area where the collection could improve is the balance of colors. While the assortment was decent, some colors were more represented than others. For a well-rounded deck-building experience, having an even distribution of colors would be ideal.Lastly, the price point is very reasonable for what you get. It’s a great way to boost your collection, especially if you’re new to Magic: The Gathering or looking to diversify your deck options without breaking the bank.Overall, I’m happy with this purchase and would recommend it to fellow players looking for a budget-friendly way to expand their card pool.

Came with a lot of great cards. One or two duplicates, I think this is a great way to get some more cards if you're just now getting into magic and maybe not for somebody who is already experienced with the game.

Yes there are 25 uncommon/rares out of 50. There are no mythics etc. Only 2 low value rares. But no duplicates. But considering you can buy 3 15 card booster packs and get at least 6 rares for the same cost I would say value here is lacking

As described. Cards are in good shape, a lot of rares. All from different sets. No foils or mythics out of 3 packs but worth it for me since im collecting certain cards and for the artwork not to make money or play. Not many duplicates, even out of 3 packs.

I gave these to my teen nephew who regularly plays magic & he said he couldnt do much with them. Not even one card . Wasted money