because now there are far more in the market

Not when they're dated as original.

And most cards are dated.

Reprinting does devalue, but often times the original maintains its' value.

Both are legal in all the same formats

Few players care about dates

All I'm saying is do you wanna buy the cards or not kid!?

XD

Gotta remember, most cards that have a high price are sought by collectors, rather than players.

Not true

A lot of players care about originals.

Trust me. My whole collectiom got value gutted with the modern masters series

I know because I was in that community at one point.

Well, value will go down if a card is reprinted much later.

Overall value, but that's just an average.

That is true, but some cards aren't reprinted, and even then after that series ends it will often stabilize.

Collectors will still pay top dollar for originals.

Yup

Or older ones.

Collectors are a small portion

Plus

Consider this...

without them that 120 card would be 10

If a card is reprinted it can still be used in normal play (I have no idea how many versions they have now) which means they can get the more rare card for some sort of status.

Which is what I used to see.

And the price is set by any other price, supply and demand.

*shrug*

People buy really old pennies, or pennies with certain printing defects.

For thousands of dollars.

Exactly, supply and demand.

Man, politics is rough! XD

https://youtu.be/Pr2HjhbPDsk?t=11s

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/jul/07/artificial-intelligence-can-tell-your-sexuality-politics-surveillance-paul-lewis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcE8VMe7r8Y

Trade wars and protectionism are retarded

change my mind

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It's one of the things I dislike about trump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbKq9YxKGKQ

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that faggot got btfo'd