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MTGGoldfish reports that daily copies sold have halved after the card rose from around $2 toward $8. The new quantity data adds a liquidity warning to the established Modern-demand story.
Read Brief →MTG Rocks reports 258 ordinary near-mint sales since September 6 and 1,100 Jace Commander inclusions; the $2.16 figure is an asking price, not a verified sale average.
Agatha of the Vile Cauldron rose from about $2.14 to $6 after Reality Fracture’s Aerid Konstrari created a new infinite combo; 90 near-mint sales and 55 remaining listings show real but reversible demand.
MTG Rocks reports 87 Commander 2018 foil sales after the precon reveal, alongside thinning stock across several printings. The $22.19 figure is a listing floor, not a verified transaction price.
More than 250 default-frame near-mint Raffine copies sold after The Ur-Sphinx reveal, backed by 2,400 early deck inclusions but tempered by a cheaper showcase variant and a coming reprint.
Direct TCGplayer sales, multi-printing depletion and thousands of new Reality Fracture deck inclusions support a broad but reversible move from about $0.80 to $3.16.
Onakke Oathkeeper recorded 145 near-mint sales on September 18 after Reality Fracture renewed Superfriends demand, but cheaper extended-art supply and precon availability limit the headline price claim.
The Chain Veil, Nicol Bolas, Dragon-God and Chandra, Legacy of Fire have all moved higher as Reality Fracture feeds new Superfriends decks. The shared catalyst and cross-printing movement are meaningful, but the evidence remains based on listings and market indicators rather than disclosed completed-sale volumes.
A Hobbit-driven Dwarf surge moved 812 near-mint copies after August 16 and left only 21 listings, but the $2.15 figure remains an asking price.
Roughly 150 near-mint Commodore Guff copies sold during September as Reality Fracture added new Planeswalker payoffs, while the commander’s single limited distribution pushed the traditional-foil asking level from about $1.30 to $16.50.
Azor, the Lawbringer sold 90 near-mint copies after The Ur-Sphinx was revealed, compared with ten during the rest of September, as 54% early adoption and a single Rivals of Ixalan printing reduced available supply to 54 listings.