Which Magic: The Gathering card spiked the most today?

Underground Sea had the biggest price spike of +$879.35, now at $8592.80. This page tracks the top 50 Magic: The Gathering cards gaining value.

How often is this Magic: The Gathering price spikes page updated?

This page is regenerated every hour with the latest price data. Daily snapshots are compared to current prices to calculate spikes.

Why do Magic: The Gathering cards spike in price?

Price spikes are driven by tournament wins, content creator features, ban list changes, new set synergies, and supply shortages. The price chart on each card page shows whether a spike holds over the following days.

How long do Magic: The Gathering price spikes last?

Spikes driven by tournament results or ban announcements tend to peak within 24-48 hours. Hype-driven spikes from content creators often correct within days. Checking this page daily shows which spikes are holding and which are fading.

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Magic: The Gathering Price Spikes

50 cards · updated daily · NM condition

Underground Sea

Limited Edition Beta

$8,592.80

Copy Artifact

Limited Edition Alpha

$3,602.36

Force of Nature

Limited Edition Alpha

$2,252.63

Word of Command

Limited Edition Alpha

$1,620.18

Raging River

Limited Edition Alpha

$2,438.45

Fastbond

Limited Edition Beta

$1,220.86

Rock Hydra

Limited Edition Alpha

$1,254.30

The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale

Legends

$3,574.72

Royal Assassin

Limited Edition Alpha

$2,120.91

#10

Nevinyrral's Disk

Limited Edition Beta

$1,192.30

#11

Word of Command

Limited Edition Beta

$1,022.31

#12

Balance

Limited Edition Alpha

$1,719.50

#13

Jayemdae Tome

Limited Edition Alpha

$2,916.81

#14

Sheoldred // The True Scriptures

March of the Machine

$3,165.46

#15

Earthquake

Limited Edition Beta

$401.01

#16

Forcefield

Unlimited Edition

$405.24

#17

Tundra

Limited Edition Beta

$5,385.08

#18

Candelabra of Tawnos

Antiquities

$2,719.17

#19

Old Man of the Sea

Arabian Nights

$284.16

#20

Underground Sea

30th Anniversary Edition

$1,057.48

#21

Lich

30th Anniversary Edition

$304.02

#22

Lich

Limited Edition Beta

$482.38

#23

Natural Selection

Limited Edition Alpha

$748.95

#24

Wheel of Fortune

Judge Gift Cards 2010

$3,071.40

#25

Black Lotus

30th Anniversary Edition

$3,230.53

#26

Mox Pearl

Intl. Collectors' Edition

$722.31

#27

Vesuvan Doppelganger

Limited Edition Beta

$917.20

#28

Tsunami

30th Anniversary Edition

$53.48

#29

Magical Hack

Limited Edition Alpha

$530.90

#30

Forcefield

Limited Edition Alpha

$1,673.72

#31

Tifa Lockhart

MagicFest 2025

$1,687.57

#32

Rith, Liberated Primeval

Dominaria United Promos

$31.21

#33

Orcish Oriflamme

30th Anniversary Edition

$62.61

#34

Nettling Imp

Limited Edition Alpha

$87.41

#35

Manabarbs

Limited Edition Alpha

$553.29

#36

Drop of Honey

Arabian Nights

$654.69

#37

Solitude

Secret Lair Drop

$903.72

#38

Mox Opal

Secret Lair Drop

$410.15

#39

Timetwister

30th Anniversary Edition

$850.15

#40

Traveling Chocobo

Final Fantasy

$2,044.38

#41

Power Surge

Limited Edition Alpha

$587.22

#42

Twiddle

30th Anniversary Edition

$34.78

#43

Spot, Felis catus

Star Trek Commander

$21.25

#44

Ms. Bumbleflower

Bloomburrow Commander

$1,545.84

#45

Roc of Kher Ridges

Limited Edition Alpha

$693.62

#46

Birds of Paradise

Ravnica Remastered

$1,536.05

#47

Black Vise

Limited Edition Beta

$241.44

#48

Fury

Secret Lair Drop

$742.33

#49

Gloom

Limited Edition Alpha

$430.56

#50

Mox Diamond

Stronghold

$1,142.04

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Magic: The Gathering card spiked the most today?: Underground Sea had the biggest price spike of +$879.35, now at $8592.80. This page tracks the top 50 Magic: The Gathering cards gaining value.
How often is this Magic: The Gathering price spikes page updated?: This page is regenerated every hour with the latest price data. Daily snapshots are compared to current prices to calculate spikes.
Why do Magic: The Gathering cards spike in price?: Price spikes are driven by tournament wins, content creator features, ban list changes, new set synergies, and supply shortages. The price chart on each card page shows whether a spike holds over the following days.
How long do Magic: The Gathering price spikes last?: Spikes driven by tournament results or ban announcements tend to peak within 24-48 hours. Hype-driven spikes from content creators often correct within days. Checking this page daily shows which spikes are holding and which are fading.

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