These factors have helped make Lord of the Pit one of Magic: The Gathering's most valuable cards in recent years, with a copy graded at a flawless Pristine 10 condition selling for $105,000 in January 2023 - smashing the previous record amount paid for a Gem Mint 10 copy of the card in September 2021 by almost $100,000
Sealed, for example, is a Limited format where you are given six booster packs to open
I'm already extremely lenient with takebacks in Commander, but especially here because of a lack of information, I'd be extremely relaxed about it
Crucible of Worlds (Borderless) $49.24 Crucible of Worlds is a staple in many decks, so it's no surprise that this card, despite being a reprint, makes an appearance on this list
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Will we live to regret it