The disappointing size of the packs, the overall number of cards in the March of the Machine: The Aftermath set and the fact that they were no cheaper than standard boosters, meant that they didnt sell well, and consequently, these story-based booster packs wont be revisited
The issue of identifying Magic expansions was especially dominant during the age of early MTG, where the sets didnt even have an expansion symbol
In addition, cards that came from a household with heavy cigarette smoke, or that were stored in a damp attic or garage in the intervening years, can have a lowered value, even if the card physically appears otherwise Near Mint
Bid Increments are as follows: Up to $20 | $2 Up to $100 | $5 Up to $260 | $10 Up to $500 | $20 Up to $1000 | $25 Greater | $50 13
Across many Monster Collection cards, the same Pokmon appears in two versions: identical artwork, identical card number, identical layout, but with a different dominant background color