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Insider: MTGO Market Report – Modern Masters 2015 Mythics Special

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Now that the full spoilers list is available, what really matters is what is not being reprinted.

The 15 Mythics of Modern Masters 2

MTGO wise, this a nice set of mythics. Red is clearly weak here, particularly Comet Storm, but every other card has been over 10 Tix in their recent history, with most in the 20s and above.

By comparison, Modern Masters 1 had at least 7 of its 15 mythics worth pretty much nothing right after release. All but Comet Storm has proven  applications in Modern constructed at one time or another.

If you haven’t sold these cards yet, you should do it right now before prices get cut in half or more.

Noteworthy Omissions

As it was the case yesterday for Indomitable Archangel, Apocalypse Hydra and Etched MonstrosityModern Masters 2015 will include rares previously printed as mythics.

As this article was initially prepared yesterday, we haven't had a close look at the full MM2 list in order to spot more mythics that have been reprinted as rares. If you see some, please feel free to list them in the comments.

Right now, here are some mythics from previous sets worth considering as speculative targets that are not in MM2.

”Mythics to consider”

The following prices are from this 10am EST today and may have already changed.

Tezzeret and Ajani are two planeswalkers that have shown some play in Modern from time to time, and Tezzeret even shows up in Legacy. Ajani is currently around 11 Tix and saw a price spike up to 27 Tix when played. Tezzeret’s price is not so low--around 12 Tix right now with a record high of 17 Tix, but it is from a second small set.

Mindbreak Trap, Thrun, the Last Troll, Blightsteel Colossus, and Lotus Cobra have been very stable for several months and seem to have established a floor for themselves. They are all more than 50% off from their highest price, meaning that could double if integrated in popular decks again. Some of these, such as the Trap and the Colossus, hold more appeal for Legacy and Vintage players.

Targeted Speculative Buying Opportunities

These are what we consider the safest and best bets to place now. The market will react quickly as everyone sees what's in Modern Masters 2015.

Mindbreak Trap
Thrun, the Last Troll
Tezzeret, Agent of Bolas
Ajani Vengeant
Blightsteel Colossus
Lotus Cobra

As you see in these recommendations, it is very important to gauge for potential price spikes triggered by the MM2 list made available. Speculators and players will certainly react quickly and too much of a price increase may compromise future speculative outcomes.

Look for more MM2 coverage to come.

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