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The Magic: The Gathering Reality Fracture Bundle is down to a record-low price at Amazon — save nearly $10

Amazon has dropped the Magic: The Gathering Reality Fracture Bundle to a record-low $48.49, saving $9.50 before release.

The Magic: The Gathering Reality Fracture Bundle is down to a record-low price at Amazon — save nearly $10

Amazon is offering a pre-order deal on the Magic: The Gathering Reality Fracture Bundle, bringing its price down to $48.49 – a savings of $9.50 off the original $57.99 list price. This represents a 16% discount and makes this the lowest price available for the bundle at Amazon. The bundle includes nine Reality Fracture Play Boosters, each with a Legendary card, an alternate Echoverse version, at least one Traditional Foil, and possibly multiple Rares.

Additionally, the bundle includes a Traditional Foil alternate-art promo card, 30 Lands (10 Borderless variants), a Spindown life counter, a storage box, and two reference cards. The set revolves around Jace Beleren's efforts to create a new Multiverse. Despite being released on October 23, free delivery is estimated for October 29 and 31.

If the bundle sells out, Walmart is selling it for $48.49, and TCGplayer has listings as low as $47.54, which is only 85 cents above the estimated market price of $46.69.

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