Of course - it depends on the type of collector you are. A serious card collector who values rarity will look at test cards as a prize because they're so rare. I end to ignore most misprints, but some value them exceptionally highly.

Same with autos - I love autos in general, and that is factored into whether I'm willing to trade higher for them or not. You stated that they're not your thing, so it makes perfect sense that you don't judge their value like I do. :)

id love to see a scan!!!

We wrote all over every single card in Adam Prosak's Faces of Evil Deck.

I am currently involved in a trade for a signed card.

Do you think this will affect playability? Because here's the problem: It's an Enemy of my Enemy. I need it to put me one closer to the 4 I need for my deck, and I would actually plan on playing it(sleeved, of course). I am finding it very very difficult to get these, however, and would hate to have a card I couldn't play, and still have to get two more. What are the chances that a judge would rule it unplayable? I'm waiting to find out of any of the text is obscured, but if it is, could I just carry around a copy of the OCR? Would a judge allow that? Would anyone care, since it's Enemy, and everyone knows what it does? :P

To be honest, I'll probably trade anyway, just because I loved signed cards. Just curious on the rulings on such things.

There should be no problem with a signed card at all. Just go ahead and use it as normal.

Okay good. Thanks!

Does anyone have pictures of the GCPD officers that were drawn on? It sounds like they looked good.

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Omg those are the coolest looking Gcpd officers ever. And all he did was use an eraser and a pencil to do that wow.

Ok, I want to see some more scans. All of the cards discussed sound really cool.

BTW, those are some fantastic GCPD's.

I'm always envious of people that can draw more than just stick figures. (That's the best I can do.)