However, in case there is too big a disparity made at some point between our price and the current market price, to be determined at our discretion, we will refund the card(s) in these cases and then update the price(s)
Its surprisingly cheap, too, with both the upfront cost and flashback cost being less than I would expect
I almost always prefer the former method because if ink gets pulled when you take the tape off, its far easier to patch up a black border than color-match and patch the back of the card and if your sleeves arent opaque on the back, a noticeable paint job will disqualify a card in tournaments (and it is noticeable)
Ponies: the Gathering 2 Ponies: the Gathering 2 features 4 cards, an upgrade from the previous 3 for $50 deal MTG Pony enthusiasts received years ago
Far Out Far Out has been a somewhat contentious Acorn card since it was first spoiled in July