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Xenagos, the Reveler is probably the most promising, with the new Elspeth being second.  There is going to be a LOT of gruul like decks out there looking to use him as a big ass bomb, and probably even some jund seeing a different playstyle, landing in midrange.

Boros humans is also looking extremely strong, using the heroism mechanic and some decent cantrips.

I agree with you, but with one caveat.  One shouldn't barr minors from trading on deckbox, and one way to amend that issue could be a clause requiring express consent from their parents or legal guardians to create an account.

I realize that this may be a slightly futile effort, since there is no real way to guarantee that this is done, but it would mean that the minor would be subject to repercussions if anything is forged, if not them, then their parents/legal guardians.

Early morning bump!

 
Since the majority of people that I deal with are in the states, and I live in Canada, I would be paying more than what I'm asking to provide for tracking.  Even tracking within Canada costs a fair bit, with the cheapest being $10 within Canada.  If I'm not mistaken, to provide tracking going into USA costs $15+, and I just can not afford to do that.

In terms of pricing, this is my first go, and I've had a few conflicting opinions on pricing, so I decided to try it on a middle ground between tcg mid and low.  Adjustments can always be made, and I am open to offers outside of the posted price.

Concerning grading, I go by the SCG grading guide.  Most of the cards I have listed are out of pack and in to sleeve quality, and some have extremely minor play to them, if any at all.  I judged them according to SCG's quality guide and I don't know of any other quality guide that I could follow.
Edit:  Unfortunately, I don't have access to a scanner, so all I can do is be extremely critical of any imperfections on the cards.

Thank you for your constructive suggestions, I will definitely keep them in mind.

I don't touch SCG prices unless I can't find it on TCG.  SCG always overcharges.

Do you know what amount the fees generally are?

You need to stop.
I'm not even going to water this down.  Just stop.  Stop being an asshole to people.  Stop trying to backtrack and make someone who disagrees with you look bad.  Stop trying to act like you're better than everyone else. You're not. We're all equal here.

You started up on this site recently.  You need to suck it up and learn how to conduct yourself with a bit of professional decorum, or get off this site.  This is a nice community with people who look out for each other.

We do not need your poison.

Your first post in this thread, you said that this isn't his local game store.  I honestly do not know how you aren't seeing it if you go back and reread what you post and think about it a bit.

  I'm sorry to butt in here/hijack the thread or anything, but...

I've been seeing your posts in a lot of threads, and you are extremely aggressive and, at some points down right insulting.

The contents of FTV:20 easily add up to almost 300 dollars on release, so him asking 250 in trade is not a stretch.  If you doubt me, go to http://store.tcgplayer.com/magic/from-the-vault-twenty and add up each card value.  It will add up to 255.84 (as of this post).  That is using TCG mid and you could argue using the high value if the FTV is sealed (which shoots the value up to easily over 300), and that does not include the 20 sided die.

I understand that you have your own opinions, but I highly suggest that you ease off on the aggression in your posts, otherwise you may lose trading opportunities.

I'm with Scurvy on this one... Just leave the man be unless you're interested in the packs.

Given the age of the packs, it's nigh impossible for them to be mapped, since box mapping is a recent thing.  I don't know about you guys, but tablets and iphones and apps weren't even out yet when I was playing with Onslaught, you know... back when it was released in 2002.

Leave the guy alone unless you want the packs, and stop spreading paranoia.