Right now, MTG (or Magic The Gathering) is not quite mainstream, but at least a very successful sub-culture. With some proeminent celebrities promoting/being a part of it (actually just Post Malone ...). And a topic often discussed about it are the prices of individual cares, and how some (parts of the reserved list) seems to always go up. And people often joke about the fact that the best time to buy them was yesterday. Or the prices of some very rare and collectible items, reaching all time high, and becoming collectible. And while a naive approach could be that they will always go up, some elements seel to go against that fact:

-The player base seems to not have as many new faces

-People spending money on Magic seems to be people who were children or teens when they first started playing and now capitalise on their income to spend on this hobby.

So my question, when I talk about "relevance", I will take the fact that prices of individual sought after cards plummit. (I will consider the "bilands" are they are some of the most iconic and looked for, for people that play the game and not just invest.)

So I will consider the market solved, when the prices of all 10 bilands combined go under 1.000$ without the shipping closts. Right now the first price is for 4.420$.

Apr 27, 7:09pm: When will MTG will start becoming less relevant → When will MTG will start becoming less of a collectible assets ?