Magic: The Gathering — 10 Most Valuable Star Trek Cards From the New Set
These are the 10 most valuable cards in Magic: The Gathering’s Star Trek set, led by Captain Jean-Luc Picard’s $300 Showcase card, Mr. Spock, and Captain Kirk.
Magic: The Gathering’s latest set, featuring the Star Trek theme, has captured the interest of collectors and fans alike. The most valuable cards from this set are showcased below, with pre-release pricing likely to fluctuate.
10. Sacred Foundry (Showcase) - This land, found in Mountain/Plains, can produce either red or white mana and is priced at $60.
9. Borg Cube (Showcase) - An artifact spacecraft, the Borg Cube facilitates the assimilate mechanic. It is valued at $80.
8. Overgrown Tomb (Showcase) - Another land, this Swamp/Forest variant taps for black or green mana and is priced around $81.
7. Q, Stacking the Deck (Showcase) - This card boasts complex text, allowing for the exiling of nonland cards to create copies of cards in hand. It is currently valued at $85.
6. Breeding Pool (Showcase) - Another land card, Breeding Pool, is priced at $92. It debuted in Edge of Eternities.
5. Mountain (Surge Foil) - This basic Mountain card, featuring a Surge Foil design, sells for over $90.
4. Dathon, His Heart Open (Showcase) - This enchantment card, which functions as a Saga, is a valuable addition, fetching $100 at the time of writing.
3. Captain James T. Kirk (Showcase) - With multiple options for action upon entering or attacking, this card is highly sought after, priced at $170.
2. Mr. Spock, Science Officer (Borderless) (Surge Foil) - A mono-blue creature, Mr. Spock holds significant value, currently sitting at $200 thanks to its borderless, surge foil variant.
1. Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Showcase) - The most valuable card in the set, Captain Jean-Luc Picard, is priced at a staggering $300. Possessing the legendary voice of Patrick Stewart, this card offers additional benefits through its enchantments and actions.
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