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Masters& reprints

Modern Masters to Double Masters, Horizons, Commander Legends, Remastered — the sets that put the expensive cards back in packs. Cards $40 and up photographed (front).

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The second printing, the one you can afford

Modern Masters arrived in June 2013 with a job no Magic set had before: reprint the cards people actually wanted — Tarmogoyf, Vendilion Clique, the Modern staples — in a short run at a premium price, and let the format breathe. It sold out in a weekend. Every Masters set since has been a negotiation between two groups: the players who want the price of a card to come down, and the people who already own it. Wizards split the difference by printing in limited runs with new frames, new art and box toppers, so a Masters printing is its own thing on a collector's shelf and not just a cheaper version.

The family grew fast. Eternal Masters reached back to Legacy, Iconic Masters and Masters 25 went for the famous names, and Ultimate Masters closed the first era in 2018 with box-topper foils. Then the format changed: Modern Horizons printed new cards straight into Modern instead of reprints, Double Masters put two rares in every pack, Commander Legends made Commander draftable and gave us Jeweled Lotus, and the Remastered sets rebuilt whole blocks in retro frames. What's on this shelf is the result: the cards that run Modern, Legacy and Commander, in the printings that were made to be opened. Cards $40 and up are photographed (front); every card is priced to the live market.

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Fast facts

First oneModern Masters, June 7, 2013 — 229 cards, one print run
The ideaReprint the expensive cards in short runs, new frames and art, so the originals keep their place
Set codesMMA · MM2 · EMA · MM3 · IMA · A25 · UMA · MH1/MH2/MH3 · 2XM · 2X2 · CMR · CLB · TSR · CMM
Not reprintsModern Horizons (2019→) prints new cards straight into Modern — it lives here because it's built the same way
Two raresDouble Masters (2020) and Double Masters 2022: two rare slots and two foils in every pack
Did you know?Modern Masters was the first Magic booster to carry a $6.99 price and a deliberately small print run — the pack that taught the market what "limited reprint" meant.
Did you know?Ultimate Masters (December 2018) was announced as the last Masters set "for the foreseeable future". Double Masters arrived twenty months later.
Did you know?Modern Horizons 2 (2021) is the one set here that made the format it was printed for: Ragavan, Urza's Saga, Solitude and the evoke elementals are still the spine of Modern.
Did you know?Commander Legends (November 2020) was the first set designed to be drafted as Commander — 20-card packs, two cards per pick — and the first printing of Jeweled Lotus.
Did you know?Time Spiral Remastered (2021) carried a bonus sheet of modern cards in the 1990s frame; those "timeshifted" retro cards trade above most of the set.
Did you know?Double Masters 2022's borderless and textured foils are the printing of Mana Vault, Imperial Seal and Mana Drain most players mean when they say "the nice one".
Did you know?Masters 25 (2018) marked Magic's 25th anniversary with one card from every year — and a Jace, the Mind Sculptor reprint that moved the Modern price overnight.
Did you know?Mystery Booster started life as a convention-only product in 2019: a 1,694-card "test pack" set of reprints from Magic's whole history, with a playtest-card slot that never saw a normal booster.

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The grails: $50 and up

Mana Vault, Imperial Seal, Mana Drain, Jeweled Lotus, Cavern of Souls — the reprints the market still calls expensive.

Fast mana

Mana Vault, Mana Crypt, Jeweled Lotus, Lotus Petal, Mox Opal, Sol Ring — the cards that decide turn one.

Fetch lands & shocks

Misty Rainforest, Arid Mesa, Marsh Flats, Scalding Tarn, Verdant Catacombs and the Ravnica shocks — the mana base, reprinted.

Modern Horizons

Ragavan, Solitude, Urza's Saga, The First Sliver, Ranger-Captain — the sets printed straight into Modern.

Commander Legends

Vampiric Tutor, Jeweled Lotus, Scroll Rack, Sakashima — the draftable Commander sets and Baldur's Gate.

Double Masters

Two rares a pack: Cavern of Souls, Teferi's Protection, Food Chain, Phyrexian Altar, Bitterblossom, Thrumming Stone.

The first era (2013–2018)

Modern Masters through Ultimate Masters — the sets that started it, box toppers and all.

Retro frames

Time Spiral Remastered's timeshifted sheet and the Remastered sets — modern cards in the old border.

Tutors & card draw

Vampiric Tutor, Demonic Tutor, Enlightened Tutor, Necropotence, Ad Nauseam, Rhystic Study — the engines.

Foils, on purpose

The foil printings — check the back scan for curl, then enjoy the shine.

Just listed

Scanned and added in the last two months, priciest first.

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Ten to fifty

The playable middle — Modern and Commander staples without the grail price.

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The two-dollar pile

Deck fillers from the Masters sets — under $2 each.

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Masters& reprints

The second printing, the one you can afford