LOT #57007 |
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Magic: The Gathering Cyclopean Tomb Limited Edition (Alpha) CGC Trading Card Game EX/NM+ 6.5 (Wizards of the Coast, 1993) Rar...
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Magic: The Gathering Cyclopean Tomb Limited Edition (Alpha) CGC Trading Card Game EX/NM+ 6.5 (Wizards of the Coast, 1993) Rare. Wizards of the Coast released the Alpha Edition on August 5th, 1993, with the cards receiving incredibly limited print runs. Only 1,100 copies of each rare card were printed in this groundbreaking edition, making each one that comes along an event of note. And offered here is the rare card Cyclopean Tomb! This Mono Artifact card lets the player turn a non-swamp land into swamp during upkeep. This card is considered a misprint, as the mana cost was left off. The artwork was done by Anson Maddocks. CGC has certified 6 copies earning an EX/NM 6 grade with 27 graded higher.Auction Info
Wednesday Trading Card Games Select Auction #332546 (go to Auction Home page)
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12th
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