Well, it's very interesting to hear his perspective of the early print runs. That dispels any myth that they have a massive vault full of vintage sealed product.
How come every time I watch a Vintage MTG video this goober interrupts as soon as something interesting starts being talked about. You've got a guy who has real insight and could share interesting stories but instead the entire video is circle-jerking about zomg so rare. The last video you ruined was the guy who had the misprint collection. Yes super cool to see them, but I want to hear the stories! Let your guests talk and actually listen to them.
At this point the game of magic becomes pointless because everyone forgets about how fun the game is and just fix their eyes on the value. Kinda obvious from Pete's pov.
That's actually a sad story. What dad takes away from you what you love most forever?? Also the timeline is confusing: assuming he is around 60 and built the deck in 93, means his dad took it away from him when he was around 35 something?
I want to see the show about how and why Peter decided to print 400mm fallen empires and who knows how many homelands cards when they probably could just as easily print more of the earlier sets. From a business standpoint, why weren't they trying to maximize the monetization of the product? Did they think that FE and Homelands would sell out, over another print run of the so called "unlimited" edition? Why did they choose to not go back to the well and print something that would sell better?
If you watch Alpha Investments, he has explained why earlier cards weren't reprinted. Has to do with the secondary market, financial side..blah blah blah
Know this is a few years late, but I’m watching this now and looking at comments. Yes, when Magic first came out, you could have more than 4 copies of a card. The only requirement for deck building, was your deck has to be a minimum of 40 cards
I gave away 2 binders full of 1st edition set to some random guy at value village cause he was a die hard magic guy wow if I could turn back time. I had doubles triples 4s 5s so many cards it would blow your mind the black lotus yeah I had two I had no fucking idea what I gave away it haunts me everyday biggest mistake of my life
I want to apologize to the Magic community for my stupidity here. I initially thought this was a deck tech... until I looked closer and upon inspection realized these are ALL POWER 9 CARDS. MY JAW IS LITERALLY ON THE FLOOR.
Lmaoo if his dad took that deck away 15 years ago.....buddy doesn't look that young....did he get his magic cards taken away above the age of 35? lol!!!!
"I've been telling you for 17 years to get a job or go to school and move out." "But dadddd how am I suppose to get good at magic?" **whispers** "I fucking told her to swallow but noo had to finish inside😒😒"
@@charcoalblasterdogalt3057 in what print runs was alpha printed with white boarders? and they even say hes got some.beta either lotus or mox in the deck, so im guessing more than just alpha
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A million dollars worth of Alpha cards on the table, and a glass of water just 12 inches away.
Thought I said it first you beat me by 6 hrs lol
Well, it's very interesting to hear his perspective of the early print runs. That dispels any myth that they have a massive vault full of vintage sealed product.
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Fantastic interview Dan and I was equally amazed at Peter's Euro-style Board game collection in the background shelves:) Many thanks to you + Brian.
Dave Weeks yeah I saw that too. Looks a little like my shelf.
Great vid would love to hear even more from Peters perspective of the early days of the game! So cool!
If you want that, there's an entire series of fireside chats where Peter interviews early WotC employees
out-fucking-standing. Thanks for posting, Daniel. Thanks Peter for the story!
Amazing stories, awesome deck one can only dream for! Thanks for sharing Dan
How come every time I watch a Vintage MTG video this goober interrupts as soon as something interesting starts being talked about. You've got a guy who has real insight and could share interesting stories but instead the entire video is circle-jerking about zomg so rare.
The last video you ruined was the guy who had the misprint collection. Yes super cool to see them, but I want to hear the stories! Let your guests talk and actually listen to them.
ha great job you got me hooked now, thanks !
I can definitely appreciate this video 👏👏👏
At this point the game of magic becomes pointless because everyone forgets about how fun the game is and just fix their eyes on the value. Kinda obvious from Pete's pov.
next time do the meter before the video. Was great convo, would have heard more. Wow vid though
Hill Giant and War Mammoth are the 2 best cards in the deck.
Awesome vid! Curios what Peter's thoughts on the reserve list
That's actually a sad story. What dad takes away from you what you love most forever?? Also the timeline is confusing: assuming he is around 60 and built the deck in 93, means his dad took it away from him when he was around 35 something?
35 years old still living with dad...dad probably just thought his son was wasting time, money and his life. little did he know....
@@nathanquinn4180 The deck was hidden around the same time WOTC sold out to Hasbro.
@@TheKarnophage very smart father lol
peter was very degenerate and keeping bad company, his dad was protecting his money
If this is a million dollar set then wow what I gave away😭
Daniel, that table of cards is probably worth over 3 million if graded...isn't it?
Look at all these cards I will never get to even hold :)
I think maybe to them, the cards don’t “feel” like a million bucks just because they had it forever.
I want to see the show about how and why Peter decided to print 400mm fallen empires and who knows how many homelands cards when they probably could just as easily print more of the earlier sets. From a business standpoint, why weren't they trying to maximize the monetization of the product? Did they think that FE and Homelands would sell out, over another print run of the so called "unlimited" edition? Why did they choose to not go back to the well and print something that would sell better?
If you watch Alpha Investments, he has explained why earlier cards weren't reprinted. Has to do with the secondary market, financial side..blah blah blah
It was possible to have more than 4 copies of each card in a deck back then?
Know this is a few years late, but I’m watching this now and looking at comments.
Yes, when Magic first came out, you could have more than 4 copies of a card. The only requirement for deck building, was your deck has to be a minimum of 40 cards
That looks like a lot of fun!
Great video Dan.
It was nuts!
Wow deck had Juggernaut in it 😮
I gave away 2 binders full of 1st edition set to some random guy at value village cause he was a die hard magic guy wow if I could turn back time. I had doubles triples 4s 5s so many cards it would blow your mind the black lotus yeah I had two I had no fucking idea what I gave away it haunts me everyday biggest mistake of my life
Lost my original collection in a move 16 years ago. My butt hurts everytime I think about it.
@@Zodddddhurts too think about it eh
How would this game “battle” be fun?
All these Alpha power and I just would like to get a set of tourney legal beat Unlimited Power.
crazy
Sweet that’s awesome :)
Anybody triggered by that glass of water just sitting there on a coaster!!!!!
Immediately started to bother me lol
Wow... Just wow.
in what organized format(s) are these decks legal besides casual?
1 million?
I’d take a loan out to buy that collection for $1 million.
Thanks.
lol with a glass of water on the table... no fucks given
That guys dad is the real MVP here. If he had not kept it away from him it may have been lost, stolen, or sold.
I want to apologize to the Magic community for my stupidity here. I initially thought this was a deck tech... until I looked closer and upon inspection realized these are ALL POWER 9 CARDS. MY JAW IS LITERALLY ON THE FLOOR.
Almost all alpha, too.
Lmaoo if his dad took that deck away 15 years ago.....buddy doesn't look that young....did he get his magic cards taken away above the age of 35? lol!!!!
"I've been telling you for 17 years to get a job or go to school and move out." "But dadddd how am I suppose to get good at magic?" **whispers** "I fucking told her to swallow but noo had to finish inside😒😒"
@@magnumxlpi he was the CEO of Wizards (the company that MADE Magic, just in case you’re too stupid to know)
That guy is actually only 38 years old
Forgot the 1,
wow!
What format has 8 black lotus legal???:)!!!! I love it
Alpha 40...no restrictions
@@vintagemagic what are the print runs allowed in the alpha format?
@@andykapsar4667 ...alpha
@@charcoalblasterdogalt3057 in what print runs was alpha printed with white boarders? and they even say hes got some.beta either lotus or mox in the deck, so im guessing more than just alpha
@@andykapsar4667 they called the white border cards proxies. Amazing. Beta lotus is a proxy.
so a repost of yesterdays video ?
No. Other vid in description
Peter! Love you man!!
This is the part of magic that makes people not want to enter the game
Yea I agree
Cheater power player much???
your not mature enough for this deck but your the CEO of WOTC....rofl