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Hi all, I have no idea how to tell if my duals are revised or unlimited (see attached). Can anyone help with what set these are and how I can tell for myself?

I started making shirts based on some designs I've been drawing over the last year and so far everyone seems to like them! Its been a ton of fun designing/drawing them and making the ads. I'd love to get more feedback, let me know what you think! You can also PM me, I am looking for more Ideas!

I discovered yet another oddity to add to the long list of wording and phrasing discrepancies of Alpha and Beta cards, it's very minor but fun either way :

The white and green Alpha and Beta circles have an extra space in their name before the colon :
The red Alpha circle has this extra space as well, but it was fixed along the artist name for Beta.
Maybe the black Alpha circle had this extra space too, who knows?

I found this in my dad‘s old collection, could anyone determine if it is an alpha or beta release card? The wear on the corners makes it hard to tell.

It's time for the Grand Finals of the MTG 93/94 Old Man of the Sea Showdown! 🏆

Two of the tournament's best players have battled their way to the final table, each piloting some of the most powerful Old School decks. Joep is playing his signature Erhnam on Ice deck and Jeff is bringing the legendary The Deck, one of the most feared control decks in MTG 93/94.

Will Erhnam on Ice overpower its opponent, or will The Deck prove why it has earned its legendary reputation?

URL: https://youtu.be/LDPmE5dELeE
Players: Joep vs Jeff
Decks: Erhnam on Ice (WUG) vs The Deck (WUBRG)

Got to see these in real life today. THE original Black Lotus art by Chris Rush, and the only BGS10 Alpha Lotus in existence. I have been to the mountain top!

Cards organized by set then color.

One of my favorite parts of playing Magic is playing cool cards and having the chance to appreciate awesome art as I looked at them in my hand or on the battlefield. Unfortunately, there are a lot of my cards whose faces don't see the light of day anymore except when I go through my binders. Last night I had one of those days where I just went through my binders and looked at cards for hours and I stared at this card for 10 minutes alone.

Yes, this is an Amy Weber "Time Walk" alter of an Arabian Nights Mountain. This is my favorite land I own. It came to my LGS through a very serious collection about 4 years ago, but unfortunately I don't know its story. I frequently wonder how it came to be, and it makes me wish cards could talk so they could tell their own stories. It's sad to me that no one ever gets to see this because I'm too afraid to sleeve it up in a deck. It makes me wonder how many other cool pieces of artwork never get to see the light of day and are hidden except to their owner.

No, this post is not an attempt to sell this card and I am not interested in offers. I intend to keep this in my collection.

Edit - this is a WIP. I have not played it yet. All theory-crafting here.

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With only one [[Strip Mine]], I like Trokair for its synergy with [[Land Tax]]. Also good to speed out [[Serra Angle]]. And if I'm casting [[Armageddon]], I may as well squeeze out the extra mana.

Obviously CIPT is a drawback though.

This is what I'm looking at building. I probs need to drop the Factories because of the point system:

https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/white-weenie-geddon/

Running Lotus because I don't have access to [[Mox Pearl]]. Don't ask!

My altered cards for my Zombie deck

I understand there are many events that allow proxies.

Are there any versions where proxies are not allowed, but Collector's Edition and/or 30th anniversary cards are welcomed?

In other words, is there any value to owning these? Or are they only playable at events where I could just as easily use a sharpie?