Jene's MTG - Buy, Swap, Sell

Local trader of (the not so) illicit cardboard crack - Jene Johnston is here to do (not so) shady deals in the corner of EPIC Ipswich on September 23rd! Not just that - Every commander player on the night and everyone who purchases from his store go in a raffle to win a FOIL JEWELED LOTUS!

A bit about Jene's MTG, Jene is a MTG Card vendor that specialises in competitive rates to get the cards
local Magic Players need for the cheapest price around. As someone who has done business with him many a time before, both in person and online, he is the most modest and honest gentlemen you will ever meet.

He has vended in EPIC Ipswich for Aus Magic Leagues finals and is based up in Toowoomba. Supporting as many local events as humanly possible!

How Jene Buys:

Card will be bought at a price of around 70% TCG Player for cash or 80% for Store Credit. This will vary for card like reserved list, card condition and general cost factors.

SAVE THE DATE and we will look forward to seeing Jene on the 23rd!

Your Friend and Ally,

Lachy

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