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Price history
Every sale we've read, grouped by when and for how much they sold, with the fair value line through them. Add other conditions or any graded slab from the legend to compare them. Past today is the forecast.
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- Change · 30d
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- Sales counted
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- Most sold for
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The line is fair value over time, from sales only, ending at today's. Bubbles group sales that sold close together, sized by how many: solid ones count toward fair value, hollow ones were left out. Round marks are raw copies, square ones slabs. The strip along the bottom counts sales.
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Sales
Every sale in one place, raw and graded, newest first, with what the buyer paid including shipping. Narrow it by condition, grader or grade. Times are US Central.
No sales in the last year.
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Liquidity
How easily this copy turns into cash: how often it sells, how recently, and how many are waiting to.
No recent sales to measure.
- Sales a week
- 0
- Between sales
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- Last sold
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- Sold, 30 days
- 0
- Typical sale, 30 days
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- Listed now
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Outlook
Where fair value has been heading, read in Tradewind's outlook words. Forecast adds where it goes next, and why.
Forecast
See where this card goes next — and why.
- The expected move over the next 30 days, with its likely range
- This card's forecast drawn out of its price history
- The reasons behind the call, and the catalysts on the calendar
- How the last forecast for this card turned out
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Play
Where the card is legal, and how much competitive play it sees.
Formats
- StandardNot legal
- PioneerNot legal
- ModernLegal
- LegacyLegal
- VintageLegal
- PauperNot legal
- CommanderLegal
For every printing of this card, from Scryfall.
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Details
- Game
- Magic: The Gathering
- Set
- Revised Edition (Foreign White Border) (TCGP-1690)
- Rarity
- R
- Type
- Single
- Released
- Apr 4, 1994
- P
- *
- T
- *
- SubType
- Creature Gaea’s Liege
- OracleText
- T: Turn any one land into a basic forest. Mark changed lands with counters, removing the counters when Gaea’s Liege leaves play. Gaea’s Liege has power and toughness equal to the number of forests controller has in play; when it’s attacking, they are equal to the number of forests defending player has in play.
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