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Magic: The Gathering Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Bundle (8 Set Boosters + Accessories)
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Amazon has Magic: The Gathering Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Bundle (8 Set Boosters + Accessories) on sale for $27.99 when you 'clip' the $6.86 Off coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
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- 8 Innistrad: Midnight Hunt MTG Set Boosters
- 1 foil alt-art promo card—Triskaidekaphile
- 40 basic land cards (20 foil + 20 nonfoil)
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Amazon has Magic: The Gathering Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Bundle (8 Set Boosters + Accessories) on sale for $27.99 when you 'clip' the $6.86 Off coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member matthewhsh for posting this deal.
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- 8 Innistrad: Midnight Hunt MTG Set Boosters
- 1 foil alt-art promo card—Triskaidekaphile
- 40 basic land cards (20 foil + 20 nonfoil)
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- About this Store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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1. The basic lands are not the more desirable black and white lands that you'd get from a draft/set pack. You might get some from the packs though but the 40 or so lands they give you are just standard ones.
2. The value of the current set probably makes this price still a bit risky. If you pull a mythic you'll probably come out ahead, but if you're just expecting to make your money back from 8 rares in the packs you'll probably not get your value.
3. Generally speaking with MTG you need to wait for sets to go out of print and then add a couple of years before its worth it to resell. Also generally, these bundles are less desirable than the draft/set/collector boxes they have out now. There's nothing unique about this package so you're generally looking at the value of 8 set boosters.
Don't buy this if you're trying to make money. But this is probably just the cheapest way to open packs. Everyone seems to hate this set but I had fun with drafting it. But obviously fun != valuable.
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1. The basic lands are not the more desirable black and white lands that you'd get from a draft/set pack. You might get some from the packs though but the 40 or so lands they give you are just standard ones.
2. The value of the current set probably makes this price still a bit risky. If you pull a mythic you'll probably come out ahead, but if you're just expecting to make your money back from 8 rares in the packs you'll probably not get your value.
3. Generally speaking with MTG you need to wait for sets to go out of print and then add a couple of years before its worth it to resell. Also generally, these bundles are less desirable than the draft/set/collector boxes they have out now. There's nothing unique about this package so you're generally looking at the value of 8 set boosters.
Don't buy this if you're trying to make money. But this is probably just the cheapest way to open packs. Everyone seems to hate this set but I had fun with drafting it. But obviously fun != valuable.
1. The basic lands are not the more desirable black and white lands that you'd get from a draft/set pack. You might get some from the packs though but the 40 or so lands they give you are just standard ones.
2. The value of the current set probably makes this price still a bit risky. If you pull a mythic you'll probably come out ahead, but if you're just expecting to make your money back from 8 rares in the packs you'll probably not get your value.
3. Generally speaking with MTG you need to wait for sets to go out of print and then add a couple of years before its worth it to resell. Also generally, these bundles are less desirable than the draft/set/collector boxes they have out now. There's nothing unique about this package so you're generally looking at the value of 8 set boosters.
Don't buy this if you're trying to make money. But this is probably just the cheapest way to open packs. Everyone seems to hate this set but I had fun with drafting it. But obviously fun != valuable.
Crimson Vow seems to be doing worse than Midnight Hunt for value. Again I bought one draft booster box, only 4 mythics, total value of rares and mythics was about $48 as of 11/23/21. Win some, lose some.
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