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Still looking.

This, imo.

Add: The one caveat to this would be the oversized cards. Perhaps those should be made separate from the regular cards i.e. Animar, Soul of Elements - Oversized.

That pricing is straight up trolling. It's a ~$25 card at best. Notice how there's a playset available at $24.35 each.

People need to realize that the value that Deckbox shows is (I'm pretty sure) heavily weighted toward the prices of copies that people currently have listed for sale. If no one has any copies of that card listed for sale then DB doesn't know what price to give it. Please stop asking Sebi to manually set prices for every copy of every single card that's ever been printed. It's mostly a waste of his time which would be better spent on features for the site. /endrant

Reporting card prices that are obviously significantly off, like the Theros tokens recently, is a good thing to do as that generally points to a bug or a DB user (intentionally or not) skewing the numbers with their prices.

And there's another one. Do people just not understand that an order for 35c worth of cards isn't remotely worth it for us sellers?

I wouldn't even bother. There's a reason BB's market share is <1%.

Blackberry user here, destined to never get anything cool.

Just kidding! It actually works on bb! Woot!

Here's an interesting graph
http://i.imgur.com/flJjrWA.png

The mythics are very good imo. 12/15 are worth $25 or more, Primetime and Tezz were ~$16. The big issue is the rares. 26/53 are worth ~$1 or less with another good chunk in the $1-3 range. Looking at the set on TCG only 9/54 are worth the price of a pack.

Full list is up!

Not necessarily. The mythics probably won't move a whole lot, though the more casual ones will take a hit (Tezz the Seeker, Iona). The constructed playable rares in MM1 (Cryptic Command, Blood Moon, Aether Vial, Pact of Negation, Arcbound Ravager etc) all dropped a decent percentage before eventually recovering and that was with a much smaller print run. With MM2 being a larger print run I would expect the prices to stay lower longer, perhaps indefinitely in some cases. And some playables like Maelstrom Pulse never even recovered. It was $12 before MM1, dropped to just below $8 and is now sitting at $8.29. Glimmervoid went from $17 to $7.