artist proof judge promos

dry cereal · Post by **dry cereal** » Mon Jul 10, 2006 9:38 pm

I didn't know they had them, but I saw a playset of artist proof judge exalted angels this weekend.

Dilligaf · Post by **Dilligaf** » Mon Jul 10, 2006 9:39 pm

wouldnt be surprised to find this out.

the alternate art judge foils would almost certainly have to have artist proofs, as it is the first time that those artworks have been seen.

now, that said.. were the artist proofs foil?

dry cereal · Post by **dry cereal** » Tue Jul 11, 2006 2:10 am

yeah. I hadn't ever seen a foil artist proof, so I was surprised. Then I found out he bought them for his girlfriend. There was something very funny about the way he spoiled her.

coolio · Post by **coolio** » Tue Jul 11, 2006 5:29 am

if yer talking about my friend brian, so what? wouldnt you spoil yer gf?

Post by **dragsamou** » Tue Jul 11, 2006 2:40 pm

Hi.
Very interesting so after Box Topper Artist Proof,we have for the First Time A.P. of Alternate Art Judge's Prizes,were the others available?
And I what price did they sell?Thanks for input.

dry cereal · Post by **dry cereal** » Tue Jul 11, 2006 6:12 pm

donno, they were in his girlfriend's binder

coolio · Post by **coolio** » Tue Jul 11, 2006 7:06 pm

mm.. msg me for info alexis

nano · Post by **nano** » Sat Jul 15, 2006 12:06 am

I own one of them.

MAGICSALEMAN · Post by **MAGICSALEMAN** » Tue Jul 18, 2006 9:34 am

Hi everybody !

Artist proof has a limited quantities (generaly) of 50 pieces.
It depend of the edition.
The normal cotations of this Judge Cards is very High.
I can't imagine the price of a artist proof for a Judge card and surely it is foil in my opinion.
Most of the time, the Artist proof has a twice the value of the original cards.
Of course to be a real card, this artist proof card must be signed.
The cotations of them may varie mostly mainly... if it is a Rare cards and surely if it is a special artist proof card of a fabulous and limited promotional cards...
Hoop this help you friends ;-)

Tha_Gunslinga · Post by **Tha_Gunslinga** » Tue Jul 18, 2006 2:56 pm

MAGICSALEMAN wrote: Most of the time, the Artist proof has a twice the value of the original cards.

Actually they're usually worth the same or less.

MAGICSALEMAN wrote: Of course to be a real card, this artist proof card must be signed.

Incorrect; there are tons of unsigned APs out there.

AXIOS · Post by **AXIOS** » Tue Jul 18, 2006 5:22 pm

Tha_Gunslinga wrote:
MAGICSALEMAN wrote: Most of the time, the Artist proof has a twice the value of the original cards.
Actually they're usually worth the same or less.

MAGICSALEMAN wrote: Of course to be a real card, this artist proof card must be signed.
Incorrect; there are tons of unsigned APs out there.

jikes, have to agree with gunslinga..... .
That would mean according to magicsalesman that a beta lotus artist proof would be worth...........3000 dollars! =D>
And my beta berserk artist proof would be worth well over the 150 dollars, oh wait, my artist proof berserk isn't signed so it isn't real $:-\$ $:-\$ $:-\$ $:-\$

mintcollector · Post by **mintcollector** » Tue Jul 18, 2006 9:12 pm

Not only that, but artist usually get 100 APs as well. The come whitebacked, with only that card face in place. APs can be signed, doodled on, or whatever a person might like. They are sold for prices the market supports and what someone is wiling to pay for on one. I would disagree there is any hard and fast rule for what an AP might fetch. The Lotus example is a good one. I don't think one would fetch $3000, let alone $1500. I have seen artists price their APs all over the place, from below the value of a regular card, to many times the value of a card.

coolio · Post by **coolio** » Sat Jul 22, 2006 7:16 am

AP's used to be standardized to 50 iirc

MAGICSALEMAN · Post by **MAGICSALEMAN** » Mon Jul 31, 2006 7:46 am

They are often false Artist proof...
So of course there's some that aren't signed but to have his real value this one must be signed... (better in fact).
And the value of course is higher that the normal cards.
50 cards in the world don't have the same value of one card that exist in 10 000 pieces or more...
And yeps you can immagine the value of a Black lotus artist proof signed.
For your knowledge Alpha and beta artist proof cards have square corners :-/
Some editions has a printed quantities of 100 artits proofs pieces and other editions has 50 pieces of them.
Good day everyone ;-)

hammr7 · Post by **hammr7** » Mon Jul 31, 2006 12:17 pm

Value is in the eyes of the beholder!

I know who I'll be selling my artist proofs to. Of course, I'll be happy to take real, complete (magic backed), tournament legal cards in return. I'll supply the artists proofs with or without artist signatures. All I want back are the Mint condition regular issues of the card each AP represents. And as far as Alpha/Beta/Collectors Edition APs are concerned, please send me back Alpha.

I'm sure this will be the beginning of a wonderful trade relationship. Of course we'll only deal with the most expensive regular cards. If APs are becoming worth more than the regular cards, it won't be long before the linited edition art prints become worth even more. I have many that had total printings of 50 or less. Funny how most of them cost me less than $10 each.

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