Double Masters 2022

1,079 printings, priced daily from TCGplayer, as of Oct 17, 2026

Most valuable cards

TCGplayer market price, Oct 17, 2026

Mana Vault

$231

Mana Vault

Imperial Seal

$231

Imperial Seal

Mana Vault

$223

Mana Vault

Imperial Seal

$197

Imperial Seal

Highest current market prices across this set's printings. Open a card to see which printing its price is for, and its tracked high and low.

Cards in this set

The 120 highest-priced of 577, each at the highest TCGplayer market price among its printings, named beside it

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Break-aways

Magister Sphinx (Foil) is this set's largest break-away, +299% beyond this set's move over the 28 days to the week of Oct 5, 2026, ending at $12.78. The set's own move over that window was +1.2%. 395 break-aways across this set's history; for its size, within 1.5x of the typical Magic: The Gathering set. 265 moved up, 130 moved down.

Named moves in this set

Cards that moved furthest from the rest of this set, across the tracked archive (since Feb 2024). Ordered by size of departure, counting a drop and a rise of the same size as equal, so a drop can sit above a larger-looking rise.

  1. +299%Magister Sphinx (Foil)to $12.78 week of Oct 5, 2026
  2. +242%Seasoned Pyromancer (art by Cynthia Sheppard)to $13.78 week of Jan 13, 2025
  3. +241%Doran, the Siege Towerto $13.51 week of Jan 26, 2026
  4. +229%Seasoned Pyromancer (art by Steve Prescott)to $14.79 week of Jan 6, 2025
  5. +228%Thrumming Stoneto $25.06 week of Dec 2, 2024
  6. +186%Seasoned Pyromancer (art by Steve Prescott) (Foil)to $17.37 week of Jan 13, 2025
  7. +186%Animar, Soul of Elementsto $49.19 week of Jan 19, 2026
  8. −63%Dragonlord Dromoka (art by Eric Deschamps)to $3.75 week of Aug 4, 2025
  9. +161%Twinflameto $8.90 week of Apr 14, 2025
  10. +159%Gifts Ungiven (art by David O'Connor) (Foil)to $29.80 week of Apr 21, 2025
  11. +155%Aminatou, the Fateshifterto $20.66 week of Oct 12, 2026
  12. +151%Varina, Lich Queen (Foil)to $20.02 week of Feb 3, 2025

How Magic: The Gathering sets usually behave

Value concentrates hard: across the 400 Magic: The Gathering sets we measured this on, the single top card typically holds about 8% of a set's total card value.

On average, a new Magic: The Gathering set's cards worth $0.50 or more, weighted by price, are about 32% below the set's release-week level in weeks 26 to 30 (averaged over 66 to 71 of the sets released since February 8, 2024, when our price history starts, in each of weeks 26 to 30). About 20% of that drop came in the first week after release, 60% within about 6 weeks and 80% within about 12. The level was still falling over weeks 20 to 30, and week 30 is as far as we measure, so how far it falls is not known. A card's price change from one week to the next counts only when both of those prices are $0.50 or more. Single sets can land well away from that.

Counting each card's largest 4-week move relative to its set's average, across 74,293 cards, moves above the set outnumber moves below it about 1.5 to 1.

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Source: daily TCGplayer market prices.