372 sets · 131,995 cards at daily closes · 13 sets with live listings
159 cards broke away from their set in the last 30 days (recent sets) · + 1,818 in older sets · set index →
Cards breaking from their set▲ 1,355 above · ▼ 622 below
week ending Jun 1, 2026
204 broke above their set · 101 below
1.5 up / 0.8 down per 1,000 cards tracked
week ending Jun 8, 2026
213 broke above their set · 95 below
1.6 up / 0.7 down per 1,000 cards tracked
week ending Jun 15, 2026
231 broke above their set · 92 below
1.8 up / 0.7 down per 1,000 cards tracked
week ending Jun 22, 2026
214 broke above their set · 92 below
1.6 up / 0.7 down per 1,000 cards tracked
week ending Jun 29, 2026
229 broke above their set · 104 below
1.7 up / 0.8 down per 1,000 cards tracked
week ending Jul 6, 2026
260 broke above their set · 114 below
2.0 up / 0.9 down per 1,000 cards tracked
week ending Jul 13, 2026
268 broke above their set · 144 below
2.0 up / 1.1 down per 1,000 cards tracked
week ending Jul 20, 2026
384 broke above their set · 168 below
2.9 up / 1.3 down per 1,000 cards tracked
weekly, 30 days · per 1,000 tracked, one scale across games · TCGplayer closes · Jul 20, 2026
The first trading card game, created by Richard Garfield in 1993. 30+ years of continuous releases. The Reserved List guarantees certain old cards will never be reprinted. Universes Beyond (crossover IPs like Marvel, Final Fantasy) is now a major product line.
The Reserved List sets a hard floor for vintage cards. Commander demand moves singles prices more than Standard. A reprint typically lowers a card's price; Reserved List cards are exempt.
Marvel Super Heroes
10 cards
Marvel's Spider-Man
26 cards
FINAL FANTASY
21 cards
Edge of Eternities: Stellar Sights
39 cards
Foundations
24 cards
Commander Masters
26 cards
Stronghold
17 cards
Secrets of Strixhaven
13 cards
Avatar: The Last Airbender
25 cards
Lorwyn Eclipsed
23 cards
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
29 cards
Urzas Saga
32 cards
FTV Relics
14 cards
every Magic: The Gathering set we measure
372 sets measured at daily market closes, grouped by era. Every set opens its measured page; sets with live listings open those instead.
Lord of the Rings, Marvel, Final Fantasy. IP crossovers are now core to the product.
Pioneer era. Arena launched. Commander growing fast.
Mirrodin through Khans of Tarkir. Modern format created.
Multicolor matters. Tribal themes. More balanced design.
Most broken era in MTG history. Combo winter. Urza's Saga is iconic.
Arabian Nights through Weatherlight. Tempest block revolutionized design.
The beginning. Black Lotus, Moxen. Cards designed without balance in mind.
Formats: Standard, Modern, Pioneer, Legacy, Vintage, Commander, Pauper
Upcoming releasesAug 14 Promo Pack: The HobbitAug 14 The HobbitAug 14 The Hobbit: Eternal-LegalOct 2 Commander: Reality FractureOct 2 Reality Fracture
New MTG sets typically settle about 34% below their release-week price, with most of that easing done within roughly 16 weeks.