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$0.79 Blank Card (Brussels 2000 - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $2.29 Blank Card (Seattle 1997 - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $2.29 Blank Card (Seattle 1998 - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $0.35 Craw Giant 5th Edition $1.29 Blank Card (New York City 1996 - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $0.99 Blank Card (San Francisco 2004 - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $0.35 Shattering Pulse (Tokyo 1999 (Kai Budde - Sideboard) - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $2.49 Blank Card (Toronto 2001 - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $0.79 Llanowar Elves 4th Edition $0.49 Spellshock (Tokyo 1999 (Kai Budde - Sideboard) - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $2.49 Blank Card (Sydney 2002 - Not Tournament Legal) World Championships $0.35 Blood Lust 4th Edition 0 results found

Phyrexia: All Will Be One is proving to be a very successful set in many regards

Really, it was probably for the best that none of the other children in my school could fathom the rules of the card game

Card Set(s) -Two Legends- [OP-08] CARD VIEW OP08-099 | C | CHARACTER Kalgara Attribute Slash Block Icon 2 Type Jaya/Sky Island/Shandian Warrior Card Set(s) -Two Legends- [OP-08] CARD VIEW OP08-100 | UC | CHARACTER South Bird Attribute Wisdom Block Icon 2 Type Animal/Jaya/Sky Island Effect [On Play] Look at 7 cards from the top of your deck and play up to 1 [Upper Yard]

At $22,000 and $25,000 respectively, we can only expect to see these prices climb the more time passes from their initial release date in 1993