The release of Twilight Masquerade gave us a lot of new tools for the game. While the various versions of Ogerpon got the most attention, this deck focused on some other Pokemon, centered around the new Hisuian Arcanine.
By Sal Barry
Many of you have collected long enough to have some great cards in your collection. These “Very Important Cards” are worth an extra level of protection and are probably too valuable to keep in standard cardboard boxes. So, perhaps it’s time to consider upping your game when it comes to the way you store your cards. As versatile as the standard card storage boxes are, stacks of cardboard boxes sitting out in your living room, bedroom, or fan cave to not look that appealing, nor do they do justice for your best cards. That’s why the 6 Drawer Card Catalog is the storage upgrade your collection needs. It’s a stylish and sophisticated way to keep your prized sports or gaming cards safe, especially when you want them easily accessible, and not buried in the back of your closet.
I got my hands on a 6 Drawer Card Catalog recently, and wow, I am impressed. Here are six reasons why any serious card collector should use these to store their best cards.
Continue readingBy Serena L.
Hey guys! It’s Serena, back again! Let’s talk about killing. Specifically, killing creatures in a commander game. That’s the whole game plan for this Massacre Girl, Known Killer deck I’ve been brewing, and I think you guys will like this one too.
By Sal Barry
You put a lot of time, passion, and money into your collection. So, it is only natural that you would want to display your best cards – either graded or ungraded – on your wall. BCW Interlocking Card Frames are a great way to display your cardboard treasures for the world to see. They are versatile, easy to hang, fit together nicely, and add a touch of class to your display.
Continue readingEach week of the 2024-2025 NFL season and post-season, the BCW Supplies pool member with the most Football Pick’em points for that week will receive a great prize!
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By Serena L.
Stand Up! Vanguard!
Serena back again! This time we’re back with Vanguard talking with the modern version of one of my favorite decks: Direful Dolls! This new archetype is a Standard format take on the old Nightmare Dolls with a whole new rideline that gets really good on those grindy games. And like Nightmare Dolls, Direful Dolls revolved around calling Workeroid units from soul to attack our opponents, with the added twist of calling them from bind for defense!
By Matt Gilman of Cards Over Coffee
Cards come in all shapes and sizes, but sometimes it can be a struggle on what to do with storage on these. I know I struggled with it at first and they were starting to stack up. That’s when I discovered that they make different sized photograph holders that can be used for cards.
For most decks, finding the right balance between Pokémon and Trainer cards is as much art as it is science. That’s not the case with this deck: it’s 4 copies of Iron Thorns ex. There are obvious disadvantages, such as giving your opponent significant card advantage before the game begins. Fortunately, in this case, the risks are worth the reward.
By Serena L.
Hey guys!
It’s Serena, taking the stage again to bring you all another Magic the Gathering Commander deck tech!
This time, we’re discussing Hatsune Miku! More specifically, we’re talking about Miku, the Renowned, a reskinned version of Feather, the Redeemed, a classic commander. This is a 3/4 flying angel for a red and two white. Also, whenever you cast an instant or sorcery that targets a creature you control, you exile it, then return it to your hand at the end phase. Therefore, we’re a fairly limited spellslinger deck, but that doesn’t mean we have bad options! The deck revolves around our commander and low-cost spells to hit our opponents hard and fast.
Continue readingGrading a record is traditionally performed by individual sellers, rating the condition of the vinyl and the record jacket, which can be two separate grades or a collective grade of both the vinyl and cover. Using standards defined by the community, records are graded from Mint to Poor, with the Goldmine Grading Guide being the most recognized standard. Most sellers are honest and fair when grading records, but opinions about a record’s condition can vary, which can be frustrating for buyers who disagree with the seller’s grade.
One solution comes from Audio Media Grading (AMG), which offers independent grading and archiving services for records, CDs, cassettes, 8-tracks, and more. Their team of experts authenticate and grade each item to provide an unbiased, professional opinion about its condition.
