Over time, even small environmental factors can damage it: Moisture: Humidity causes cardboard to warp, discolor, or develop moldruining the boxs structure and artwork. UV Rays: Sunlight or harsh indoor lighting fades the boxs colors, turning vibrant designs dull and reducing its value. Physical Damage: Scratches, dents, or creases from stacking other items (like more TCG boxes or books) can make an ETB look worn, even if the cards inside are untouched. Dust and Debris: Dust accumulates in crevices, making the box look unkempt and harder to clean without damaging the surface. For collectors who want to display their ETBs or keep them in like-new condition for resale (since mint ETBs often fetch higher prices on the secondary market), basic storage just isnt enough
Much like I am for Mox Opal
If it wasnt already clear, Veloci-Ramp-Tor is a dinosaur ramp deck
Charming Scoundrel Usually Charming Scoundrel will be a two-mana 2/2 with haste, a vital card for mono Red aggressive decks
The top cards have held their value well, the full set price has climbed over time, and a few plain commons turned into surprise earners