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| Sam-Wise |
![]() Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 4:17 pm |
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O.K., I have alot of the regular rings, so I’m selling them for $ .25 a ring. Or, I’m trading them for simple commons.
I have:
The One Ring.
I have, 6 of them. |
My Greatest friend is Jesus Christ.
He's the source of all power.
X+3=8-2. {X=3}. I love little algebra problems! |
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| Anonymous Prodigy |
![]() Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 4:42 pm |
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As a general rule of thumb, the vast majority of traders are not interested in Common-for-Common trades, since the postage almost always costs more than the cards themselves.
Usually, a common or two can be slipped into a deal to make things more even; this is referred to as a "sweetener." Most traders have several of your Ring on hand, and probably will not be interested in trading for them, let alone purchasing them.
If you’d really like to start trading actively, you should find a place to buy a couple booster boxes (boxes containing 36 packs each) of cards, such as eBay or a local gaming shop. Chances are, you’ll find many cards that you need, plus others to use in trades.  |
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| Hobbit_Pizza |
![]() Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 9:08 pm |
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| 1 ring for every starter purchased. How many starters does the average person purchase? I think I have enough rings to fill an entire starter box. |
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| Sam-Wise |
![]() Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 10:31 pm |
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| Most of the places that Iwould go to for LOTR cards doesn’t sell them any more. |
My Greatest friend is Jesus Christ.
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X+3=8-2. {X=3}. I love little algebra problems! |
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