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Apart from the auto-include in your vintage Magic deck zero mana artifact, the so-called Reserved list is home to a lot of cards that are equally rare and valuable
To give you an idea of what's in store for you though, here's a rundown of the most common MTG formats: Standard: Tournament-sanctioned Magic: The Gathering is not too dissimilar to the casual Magic you play on your kitchen table

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Japanese cards use a completely different stamp design and the Japanese 1st Edition stamp wasn't introduced until 2001 (with the VS and Web sets), so there's no Japanese 1st Edition equivalent for the original Japanese Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, or Rocket Gang