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What size cards do magicians use

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Back before magicthegathering.com existed, there was a site (and print magazine) run by Wizards of the Coast called The Sideboard that featured strategy written by some of Magics top pros
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Pack Cost: $120 (booster box) Card Value (Raw): $150 Sounds like a $30 profit, right