Batch & Order Planning Archives

Best Proxy Printer for a 25-Card Deck Update or Upgrade Batch

October 19, 2026 by Henry

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PrintMTG is the strongest documented fit for a customized 25-card MTG batch, while ProxyFoundry is a close alternative for existing card printings.

Best Place to Print 500 MTG Proxies

October 17, 2026 by Henry

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ProxyFoundry and PrintMTG are strong candidates for a 500-card proxy project. Compare their documented pricing, workflows, timing, and claim policies before ordering.

Cheapest Way to Turn a Decklist Into a Printed MTG Deck

October 12, 2026 by Henry

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The lowest per-card price is not always the cheapest finished deck. Learn how to count cards, choose a batch size, clean your list, and compare delivered totals.

How Quantity Tiers Change the Cost of Printing MTG Proxy Cards

October 4, 2026 by Henry

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Quantity tiers can lower the per-card price of an MTG proxy order, but the cheapest useful batch is not always the largest one. Plan around complete decks, testing needs, extras, and revision risk.

How to Split a Group Proxy Order Between Several Players After It Arrives

September 27, 2026 by Henry

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A practical workflow for keeping several players, decks, or project modules organized inside one proxy order, from list preparation through delivery sorting.

Whole Deck vs Only Expensive Cards: Which Proxy Printing Strategy Is Easier to Manage?

September 11, 2026 by Henry

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A practical framework for choosing between a complete proxy deck, an expensive-cards-only batch, or a hybrid shell with shared staples.