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Topic: Buying Boxes in Korea
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whocares Member
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posted March 24, 2012 02:22 PM
A friend of mine is going to Seoul in a week. Does anyone know good places to buy sealed products? How difficult would it be to bring back a case of the newest stuff?
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MTDetermine Member
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posted March 26, 2012 05:45 AM
A case is slightly over 7kg.....that's a lot of luggage space.For example, I came to USA with the clothes on my back, 3 pair of inner wear and 1 pair of sock. Even then, I reached the maximum of 48kg for luggage, 7kg handcarry, 2kg of clothes on my body when I was flying back, and had to mail 10kg of other stuff to stay within the weight limits. If your friend is going to shop a bit, he will hate your MTG cards lol
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whocares Member
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posted March 26, 2012 09:04 PM
any idea on what pricing per pack, per box there?
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Lord Crovax Member
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posted March 26, 2012 09:14 PM
quote: Originally posted by MTDetermine: A case is slightly over 7kg.....that's a lot of luggage space.For example, I came to USA with the clothes on my back, 3 pair of inner wear and 1 pair of sock. Even then, I reached the maximum of 48kg for luggage, 7kg handcarry, 2kg of clothes on my body when I was flying back, and had to mail 10kg of other stuff to stay within the weight limits. If your friend is going to shop a bit, he will hate your MTG cards lol
I so hope that was all magic, and if so and was Korean/Russian, I so envy you right now...be so much fun to open As for topic, price should be about MSRP, maybe little more or less. __________________ I shall have the souls of all who defy me. "Lord Crovax"
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mtglover Member
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posted March 28, 2012 03:03 PM
Can you even go thru airports securities without paying fines if you buy a case?
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jshields Member
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posted March 28, 2012 05:50 PM
I also would love to hear about that. I heard rumors a number of months ago that packs in Japan and Korea were significantly more expensive compared to getting English language packs in america. However, the other silly thing I have to wonder about is, as a fat guy that weighs about 100 kilos, what do they do to fat people at customs? Make them pay a fine for weighing over 67 kilos? ok ok ok -- enough trolling. Something there just does not add up on the weight factor, but I would think that if you were able to live on a United States military base in korea or japan, then you could send the case back home via an APO // FPO priority mail flat rate box.
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Phyrexian Angel Member
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posted March 28, 2012 06:16 PM
quote: Originally posted by mtglover: Can you even go thru airports securities without paying fines if you buy a case?
If you have a legitimate reason to argue that the cases are for self-use. I think the custom will not care about this. You are bringing 6 boxes of mtg, not 6 new iPads.
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pirot New Member
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posted March 30, 2012 11:27 AM
There's not many place to buy mtg cards in Seoul... Try the store bluemtg.com.
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