World Championship Deck Box: 2004 San Francisco
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1996 World Championship Blank Card
Market reference $2.25 as of Oct 9, 2026
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World Championship Decks (Magic) — median price $1.59, tracked by Hoard as of Oct 9, 2026.
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Index · last 90 days
155.4
+0.08% 7d
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Market value
$8,007
of one of every product
$8,077 on TCGplayer low (1,352 of 1,377 priced)
30d change
-0.46%
90d change
+6.94%
Product median
$1.59
Price observations
1,208
includes tracked variants
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Cards in this set
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