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The Brothers' War Retro Artifacts · Magic: The Gathering · #78 · Uncommon · art by David Astruga
$128
Last tracked TCGplayer price · Normal · Oct 27 · no current market price
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494 days tracked · 5 distinct prices · since May 4 2024 · a tracked day is one with a published value
These figures follow the Foil printing. The price above is Normal.
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Price trend · Foil
Foil · last 7 days · daily · unchanged across this window.
Foil · last 31 days · daily · between $109 and $128 · the drawn points changed value once.
Foil · last 90 days · one point per 2 days · between $109 and $128.
Foil · last year · one point per week · between $93.19 and $128.
Foil · one point per week · between $93.19 and $128. Weekly points begin May 4, 2024.
TCGplayer market price · Foil printing · through Oct 27
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