Magic The Gathering 50 Cards!! Rares/Uncommons Only!!! No Commons!!! MTG Magic Cards (Planeswalker, Dragon, Elves)

I purchased two of these packs, and they arrived in one combined package, which was convenient. There were exactly the number of cards I expected, and all were in excellent shape. I'm not a collector, but rather a deck builder, and none of the cards were folded, bent, or had any markings on the rear side. One card had a slight stain on the face side, which would not affect gameplay whatsoever and did not obscure any of the artwork or the text. Considering that it was only one card out of 100 and that it was still perfectly serviceable, I am not upset in the least by this. The variety of cards was excellent as well, including a roughly equal number of each color of card as well as a few colorless ones, including artifacts and artifact creatures. There were a few duplicates of some of the cards, but in general, the cards that were duplicated were ones that would make sense to have numerous copies of anyway. I bought these cards to pass around with my friends so that everyone could take a few cards that would assist them in building their own decks, and everyone found at least five cards that they could use (I will be using pretty much all of the leftovers, too).The shipping estimate said May 14 for standard ground shipping, but I received these cards on April 28. The delivery estimate was thus very conservative.An excellent bargain. I enjoy the excitement of never knowing exactly what cards I may get. It's like buying a booster card, only with very little chance of getting a stinker and a very excellent chance of getting at least a dozen or so really powerful cards that will either supplement your existing decks or inspire you to build new ones.

The description is misleading, because it does say rares plural, but I only got one rare, the rest were uncommons. Not a bad deal for the price, but again, I was expecting to get more rares, instead of just one solo dolo. The cards were also all facing different directions in the stack, they came shrink wrapped in a neat bundle, but like every other card was backwards, which was very annoying. Nothing special, didn't really see any playable cards, all uncommon except for the one rare, and the rare was forgettable at best.

Overall, I can’t definitively say that I did or didn’t like the cards I got; I can really only say that I got what I paid for.Here is an overview of what I ended up with:I only got 1 rare, and there was a common in there (despite the fact that this was advertised as having no commons in it), the rest were uncommons. That said, one of those uncommons was a legendary creature that I can use as a commander, which is a plus. I also got a few multicolor creatures and some solid instants, enchantments, and sorceries. Everything else was mediocre.

.***I purchased this item from Cataclysm Games & Collectables***Fast delivery. Arrived via USPS 3 days before estimated delivery date. Cards were packaged together in a sealed plastic sleeve, inside a bubble envelope. There was one card which had four copies, otherwise there were no more than 2 of any card. See below for more detail!Condition: All cards were mint/near-mint conditionRarity: Mythic (0), Rare (5), Uncommon (45)Duplicates: cards with duplicates (9, total 18), cards with four copies (1, total 4)Sets: Rise of the Eldrazi (4), Innistrad (6), Scourge (8), Onslaught (3), Judgment (1), The Dark (1), Conflux (4), Shadowmoor (6), Mirrodin (2), Betrayers of Kamigawa (3), Zendikar (4), Future Sight (1), Planechase (2), Champions of Kamigawa (1), Torment (1), Duel Decks: Elspeth vs Tezzeret (3)Types: Enchantment (17), Artifact (3), Sorcery (4), Creature (18), Instant (7), Artifact Creature (1)Colors: White (8), Colorless (4), Red (8), Green (12), Blue (11), Black (3), Black/Red/Green (2), Blue/Black/Red (2)

I just back into playing MTG and needed to start my collection all over again. I came across this and thought it'd be a good way to get some variety as well as add some harder to find cards. Well after receiving my shipment I can say it did add to my card collection count, but that's about it. For the price I guess it's "decent", but I was very disappointed in the variety of cards I received. In all I received 45 uncommons and 5 rares, however I only received a total of 26 different cards (1 more than half of what I received). I received 13 single cards (no duplicates), 7 cards had 1 duplicate, 4 cards had 3 duplicates, 1 card had 5 duplicates and unbelievably 1 card had 6 copies. So 1 card accounted for 12% of what I received, or greater than 1 in 5. Not a good ratio.If you are looking to add cards to your collections and have 10 bucks to spare and not really too concerned with what you receive, then go ahead, but if you have hopes of getting 50 different cards (out of the thousands MTG has put out) you should pass and buy a few sealed booster packs for the same price.

I received 51 cards, 5 were rares and the other 46 were uncommons. There was some minor duplication, mostly 2's but there were 4 of one card and 5 of another; but all of the duplicates are very playable, so I'm not complaining.All of the cards are in great shape and the set included cards from M11, M12, M13, Innistrad, Dark Ascension, and Return to Ravnica. All of the rares were from Return to Ravnica.Based on the mtgplayer.com average price calculated by deckbox it looks like this pack was worth a bit more than $12. Not a bad deal.I would have rated this 5 stars but the description indicated cards from Beta to Mirrodin Besieged and I was specifically looking for older sets; other than the few M11's, all of these cards are from sets after Mirrodin Besieged.

Product is mtg cards but, not exactly what is advertised. Becareful, lots of doubles.

The cards were great