Yearly Winners 2023: Cheapest Prints (Part 4)
On the first two days of the year we posted three articles in this year's Yearly Winners series, and posted them on social media to get a conversation and discussion going around them. The previous articles are:
- Yearly Winners 2023: Top Winners and Losers (Part 1)
- Yearly Winners 2023: The Reserved List (Part 2)
- Yearly Winners 2023: Absolute Value (Part 3)
As always, I try to listen to what the community has to say, as long as feedback is constructive. Some opinions are more nuanced than others, but some great points were made. For example, in the first article, we see a lot of cards recently released and especially all the special variants in them. I left those in on purpose, because I do feel it paints a picture of Wizards churning out so many special prints, they quickly lose value after release. But it seems like the community was also interested in a more currated list.
One of the suggestions was a list of all cards, like the first article, but excluding cards printed in 2023. Another one, which I found more interesting, is a similar list but only based on the cheapest print of a card. For example, the Borderless version of
In this article you'll find four tables, consisting of the following information:
- Top 100 winners by average price
- Top 100 losers by average price
- Top 100 winners by market price
- Top 100 losers by market price
