Magic: The Gathering Price Guide

Each row's price is the cheapest in-stock listing MTG Compare found in your market across the stores we track, TCGplayer and, where it matches, eBay. It is an asking price on a live listing, not a record of a sale. Prices are read once a day, and the TCGplayer figure beside it is TCGplayer's own US market price, built from recent sales.

Each printing is its own TCGplayer product with its own price. A card such as Lightning Bolt can have a standard print, a borderless or showcase version, a foil etching and reprints in many sets, so the guide has one row per printing. Filter by treatment to see only borderless, showcase or extended-art cards.

It is the change in TCGplayer's market price against seven days earlier. It stays blank until a card has a week of recorded history. A 30-day column appears only when enough of the priced cards have a month of history to make it meaningful.

Yes. Use the market buttons above the table: the guide re-prices every row in that market's currency from the stores we track there. A link with a market in it shows that market's prices to anyone who opens it, with a link back to your own.

No. This table lists single cards only. Booster boxes, bundles, packs and Commander decks have their own page, with each store's offers ranked cheapest first.