In the latest installment of his Uncommon Report, David looks at Zendikar block, one of the most popular blocks of all time.

This week Sig discusses taking chances on buying damaged “Four Horsemen” cards, and the rare gems you sometimes discover.

David returns with an Uncommon Report near and dear to his heart.

Art is an essential part of Magic: The Gathering. This week Paul looks at the history and collectability of Magic’s original artwork.

David continues his exploration of value uncommons from sets past, exploring classic Innistrad block in preparation for returning to the plane this fall.

Paul takes a frank look at the questions you really need to know the answers to before investing in Magic: The Gathering cards.

Introspection has led Sig to the realization that he’s become disengaged with Magic finance lately. This week he shares his reasons, and touches upon what needs to happen to “wake him up” and reinvigorate his interest in the hobby.

David tackles the uncommons of value from RTR block.

This week Paul looks at why people invest in Magic, and how the reason they do determines what they should spend their money on.

When focusing on MTG finance, it’s easy to lose sight of the reality that this hobby is expensive! Sig was reminded of this recently when making a purchase with his Paypal (aka Magic) account. He shares his observations and reminds everyone of the opportunity cost of this game.

Sometimes uncommons go from bulk to a dollar. David investigates.

Paul examines the value of silver-bordered cards, with a focus on the collectability and fun factor of the Un-sets.

Paul examines an unusual piece of Magic media, the paperback novels from Magic’s earlier days, and explores the collector’s value in such a product.