Out of 7,367 Magic singles we track, 42 jumped more than 20% and 31 dropped more than 20% in the past week. Here are the biggest gainers and losers, pulled fresh from market prices every day. Switch between week, month, and quarter, and tap any card for its 90-day chart.
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What moves a card's price
Singles swing for a handful of reasons: a new set shakes up the metagame, a card breaks out in a tournament, or supply tightens as a set ages out of print. A spike is not always a buy signal, and a dip is not always a deal. Reprints in particular can pull a card down fast, so it pays to check what is coming before you commit. Our guide on what actually moves a Magic card's price breaks down the patterns with the numbers.
We snapshot market prices for every Magic single daily, then compare the latest price to its price one week, one month, or one quarter ago depending on the window you pick. The biggest percentage gainers and losers across our full tracked set are listed. Pre-release preorder cards are excluded so the moves reflect real sales, not preorder asks.
What does the chart on each card show?
Tap or click any card to expand its 90-day price chart, drawn from our daily market snapshots, alongside the exact printing's image. The current price is the headline; the chart shows how it got there.
How often does this page update?
Every day. The price history feeding it is refreshed nightly, so the gainers and losers reflect the latest close.
Where can I buy these Magic cards near me?
Browse local game stores that carry Magic and sell singles on our directory. Many list singles in-store and online, so you can check stock before you drive out.