Waited until Superbowl was well and truly underway before heading out to the stores – that nuts I am not! Stopped at Jewel to post-redeem some coupons and grab a few of their new Big Book of Savings. Nothing particularly fascinating, but since they’re store coupons and don’t expire until 2/25, they’ll have time to prove themselves. While there saw an employee about to leave – – a non-driving employee. Offered to drive him home…to Westmont (the things I do!). Since I would be driving past the 63rd St. Target on my return, decided to stop for more “stuff.”
Between my $9/2 Reveal lighting products mfr coupons, the $2 Target coupons and Cartwheel plus the slight overage on the Iams cat food, I needed overage stuff. Converse shoes were $8.98 on clearance (in PITA’s size!), I can always use more vinegar for laundry, Lay’s chips we won’t discuss and the big one…the Magic the Gathering set. Why? Look closely at the next photo.
The boxes with the “Do Not Back Stock” stickers are ringing up at $8.98, the same set without the sticker is $29 (as are all other varieties). You do the math.
Total OOP after coupons, Cartwheel and REDcard was $16.14. I’m liking this chain!
Continuing home, stopped at Wags for a few FARR items – it was like a ghost town in there – nobody to bug me!
Did we get $9/2 coupon for reveal?
No, this was a large stack of $4/1 and $9/2 coupons (a small sheet) on the shelf, right in front of the light bulbs. Totally pissed me off that the expiration date was 2/3! Otherwise…
What is the magic gathering set?
Magic: The Gathering is an organized tournament system; a community of professional Magic players has developed, as has a secondary market for Magic cards. Magic cards can be valuable due to their rarity and utility in gameplay.
It’s in the Dungeons & Dragons realm, as far as I can tell. Cards are very expensive. If people were smart, they’d counterfeit these cards instead of $20s