- Set
- Shadowmoor
- Rarity
- rare
- Finish
- Foil
- Artist
- Cyril Van Der Haegen
- Era
- Classic (2000-2015)
- Game
- Magic: The Gathering
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Current market
- Listed median
- $35.00
Updated 2d ago via TCGplayer market.
Price events
“vs the set” measures this card against its own set's average move, so market-wide swings don't count. Peak and low are the highest and lowest sustained levels (3-day median); single-day extremes stay in the daily record and the chart above.
The read
This is Vexing Shusher from Shadowmoor (mtg), listed as rare. The latest measured market price is $30.79, recorded 2026-07-27. Over the last 30 days, 30 price points were recorded, moving from $32.95 (2026-06-27) to $30.79 (2026-07-27), a -6.6% change across that window. Against its set, it underperformed by about 3.8% over the same window, so most of its move tracked the set, with only a small part unique to this card. It sits about 15% below its highest recorded price of $36.15 (in our data since 2024-02). That is at its 90-day low of $30.79. The foil trades about 156% above the normal print ($30.79 vs $12.05).
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Conviction
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By printing
signal vs primary| Printing | Market | Listed median | Dealer buy |
|---|---|---|---|
Foilprimary | $30.8 | $35.0+14% | — |
Normal | $12.1-61% | $9.99-68% | — |
Each price is compared against the primary printing's recent market price.
Where it sits now
History at a glance
- High
- $36.15
- Low
- $6.92
- Observations
- 232
Last 90 days, sampled.
Notable moments
- Large move+59% day-over-day
- Large move+152% day-over-day
- Price low-48% off peak
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Same set
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