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As such, we can add up everything: $70 (Play boosters) $50 (full-art lands) $50 (expected promo value, possibly a low estimate) $25 (Birds of Paradise) $5 (Scene Card) $5 (Final Fantasy Lands) Total estimated balue = $205

Released in January 1999, demand for these cards outstripped supply, and several reprints swiftly followed

In its latest mash-up with a popular IP, Wizards of the Coast is adding some popular Transformers characters to its Magic: The Gathering lineup

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When he transforms, he cares about Vehicles and creatures, getting counters whenever they enter the battlefield under your control