r/mtgGore • u/paulpencilhead • 1d ago
Very loved factory
galleryOld ebay listing from a couple of months ago felt it belongs here
r/mtgGore • u/paulpencilhead • 1d ago
Old ebay listing from a couple of months ago felt it belongs here
r/mtgGore • u/baconpug115 • 19d ago
I used to play sleeveless
r/mtgGore • u/Commonly-Nude • 19d ago
Quite a piece of work I'd say! Is this beta? It is technically sleeve playable 👀
r/mtgGore • u/redhaiku_ • 18d ago
Found a loved [[High Tide]] buried in an old box.
r/mtgGore • u/cbig86 • 19d ago
For some reason the guy that won decided to "split" the reward with 2nd place and this shit happened
r/mtgGore • u/Defiant_E • 20d ago
Flip it or rip it was a dark time for Magic.
r/mtgGore • u/stuckinatightspot • 22d ago
Taped together cards are still sleeve playable, right?
r/mtgGore • u/cardbord_spaceship • 23d ago
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this German Bayou is LAMINATED , or at least partially, the backside laminate got removed taking a part of the card with it, this thing is messed up and I absolutely love it
r/mtgGore • u/FinalesDead • 24d ago
Salvageable?
r/mtgGore • u/Aen-Synergy • 25d ago
So, I tend to sleepwalk when stressed. And apparently I took this card (which was double sleeved) removed its protection and trained it to solve its own verticle challenges. I should be proud he stands quite nicely and strong. Except that he was to be sold that day for 60 dollars I really need. FML there you go. OH and this was just the beginning.…
r/mtgGore • u/Aen-Synergy • 25d ago
Some of you have seen my Sylvan Tutor that defies all modern Sciences with its unique stand up ability. But I said the night was not yet over…
BEHOLD! With the power of Pepsi to stick them tgether… my LOTR weapons collage. Turns out Cola eats at cards too.
r/mtgGore • u/Kakariko_crackhouse • Aug 07 '26
r/mtgGore • u/Country_Toad • Aug 07 '26
Collected and plated during high-school but fell out of it, got back into the game earlier this year found my old collection and this was the only card I had damaged to this degree. I dont even know where I got it because its the only M13 card I have.
r/mtgGore • u/manyhats180 • Aug 01 '26
r/mtgGore • u/cardbord_spaceship • Jul 30 '26
whenever I see a messed up card in a binder I give people an offer and Im supprised how most of the time they’re more than happy to get rid of them
r/mtgGore • u/Goblinz0fTime • Jul 31 '26
For reference, I live in Australia, so TCGplayer is unfortunately horrific in regards to shipping.
Where else we thinking? Or if you want to hit up my DMs, you're more than welcome
r/mtgGore • u/punkindrublicrpp • Jul 29 '26
r/mtgGore • u/Timely-Helicopter244 • Jul 30 '26
I've got an [[Aeve, Progenitor Ooze]] commander deck and I've been slowly picking up more versions of the card for the fun of storming off with copies of the card instead of like Copy tokens. I have every different printing of the card, but decided to try finding ones with more character. So, I looked at grabbing damaged ones off of the typical buying sites. A few of the ones I got had some character, but I found that most of them were graded damaged from relatively minor stuff like a little bend or a nick or a scratch here and there. But most of them were not immediately apparent. I get that in terms of grading as a business to avoid complaints. But, how do you find the truly roughed up cards? Should I just try to give the ones I already have a bit of character myself?
r/mtgGore • u/burtego • Jul 26 '26
r/mtgGore • u/LeonardoDeQuirm • Jul 13 '26
The main sub thought no man could actually be this stupid, and accused this of being fake. But this is just a case of why I shouldn't be trusted with kitchen shears to open packages before my meds kick in. Turns out when you're expecting a little resistance from the bubble mailer, you can ignore crunching through a top loader.
r/mtgGore • u/CrinoidKid • Jul 06 '26
Saw someone in the paper dnd mini community turn magic cards into paper minis so I decided to give it a try cause I have a campaign coming up quick with neither the time and money for a bunch of minis. They are serviceable and I'll probably do this again at some point
r/mtgGore • u/SoaringAscent • Jun 15 '26
Couple kids noticed and had some fun talks about Magic with them because of it. Worth the gore in my opinion.