Our Biggest High-End MTG Update, Yet!
After the first wave of our MagicCon Amsterdam restock, the big one is finally here. Our team came back from the event with an absolutely massive amount of new cards, and this might be our biggest New Arrivals update to date. We’re talking about a huge mix of vintage Magic, premium Dual Lands, Power, Old School icons, Collector’s Edition and International Edition highlights, over 100 Premodern cards, over 200 High-End Foils, Magic rarities, and standout cards from Lorcana, One Piece and Pokémon.
This is the kind of update where almost every category could be its own headline. Whether you collect Alpha and Beta, chase foreign-bordered Dual Lands, upgrade Premodern decks, love retro foils, or just want to browse through some of the coolest cardboard we brought back from Amsterdam, there is a lot to discover this week.
Browse through over 750 new cards in our New Arrivals Collection page!
Unlimited Power and Duals
Unlimited brings some of the biggest names in the entire update. Power Nine is the clear focus here, with two Black Lotus (GD/PL), Time Walk (GD/PO), Timetwister (PL), Mox Jet (EX), and Mox Sapphire (GD). That’s the kind of lineup that instantly gives a New Arrivals post serious vintage weight.
The Unlimited Dual Land side is just as exciting. Highlights include Underground Sea (LP), Tundra (GD), Volcanic Island (LP), Tropical Island (EX/PL), and Plateau (EX/PL/PO). Unlimited has its own special place between early collectibility and old-school playability, and this section captures that perfectly: Power, Duals, and classic Magic history all in one place.
Alpha and Beta
Alpha and Beta bring the true early-Magic feeling to this update. For Alpha, the biggest highlights are Vesuvan Doppelganger (NM), Wrath of God (GD), Winter Orb (PL), Serra Angel (GD/PL), and Nightmare (PO). It’s a great mix of iconic artwork, early fantasy flavor, and cards that still feel special simply because they come from Magic’s very first print run.
Beta continues the black-bordered nostalgia with Demonic Tutor (GD), Nightmare (EX), Demonic Hordes (EX), Animate Dead (EX), and Vesuvan Doppelganger (LP). These are the kinds of cards that immediately stand out in a binder or display case: recognizable names, classic frames, and that unmistakable Beta look.
The Beta slab paragraph deserves its own spotlight. This week’s graded Beta highlights include BGS 9 Time Vault, BGS 9 Chaos Orb, BGS 9 Wheel of Fortune, BGS 9 Shivan Dragon, and BGS 9.5 Mahamoti Djinn. Clean Beta cards are already special, but high-grade slabs turn them into proper display pieces.
All the new Alpha and Beta cards are now on our New Arrivals Collection page!
Arabian Nights, Antiquities and Legends
Now it’s time for the Magic: The Gathering cards you’ve been waiting for! Arabian Nights, Antiquities and Legends bring a huge amount of Old School personality this week. From Arabian Nights, the five highlights are Bazaar of Baghdad (PL/PO), Juzam Djinn (GD/PO), City of Brass (PL/PO), Shahrazad (GD), and Serendib Efreet (PL). That alone would already make for a memorable update.
Antiquities adds another serious layer with Mishra’s Workshop (GD), Candelabra of Tawnos (EX/LP), Transmute Artifact (EX/GD), Power Artifact (GD/PO), and Triskelion (PL). These are cards with real format history and collector appeal, especially for anyone who enjoys artifact-heavy Old School Magic.
Legends rounds out the section with Moat (NM/EX/PL), Mirror Universe (EX/GD/LP), Mana Drain (PL), Angus Mackenzie (GD), and Chains of Mephistopheles from Italian Legends (NM). It’s a compact list here, but every name carries weight.
Check out all of the three horsemen in our New Arrivals Collection!
Collectors' Edition and International Edition
Collectors' Edition and International Edition give this update another strong vintage collector lane. Collector’s Edition highlights include Black Lotus (NM), Ancestral Recall (NM), Mox Emerald (NM), Mox Pearl (NM), and Volcanic Island (NM/GD). Square corners, sharp collector appeal, and some of the most iconic cards in Magic history make this section very easy to appreciate.
International Edition goes even deeper. The five Power and spell highlights are Black Lotus (EX), Ancestral Recall (NM), Time Walk (EX/GD/PO), Timetwister (EX/GD), and Mox Sapphire (EX). On the Dual Land side, the standout names are Underground Sea (NM), Volcanic Island (NM/GD), Tundra (NM), Tropical Island (EX), and Bayou (NM/EX/GD/LP). It’s a strong spread for anyone who enjoys the look and history of these collector-focused editions.
Foreign Black Bordered and Foreign White Bordered Duals
We’re starting with a massive foreign-bordered Dual Land update. Foreign Black Bordered Duals are always something special: they combine the power and history of the original Dual Lands with that clean black-border look collectors love so much. This week’s highlights include Underground Sea (PL), Volcanic Island (LP/PL/PO), Bayou (NM/GD/LP/PL/PO), Tundra (GD), and Tropical Island (LP).
Foreign White-Bordered Duals bring a different yet equally classic aesthetic. They have that clean old-school table presence and are perfect for players and collectors who enjoy European Magic history. The key highlights this week are Underground Sea (EX/LP/PL), Volcanic Island (EX/PL/PO), Tundra (NM/EX/GD/LP/PL/PO), Tropical Island (NM/EX/GD/PL), and Bayou (NM/EX/LP/PL). It’s a deep section with a lot of options, and a great place to start if you’re looking to upgrade a mana base.
Revised Duals
The Revised Dual Land restock is also huge this week. We always have new Dual Lands coming in, but this update covers a very wide range of conditions and color pairs, making it especially interesting for players who care about finding the right copy rather than just the cleanest one.
The highlights include Underground Sea (NM/EX/PL/PO), Volcanic Island (GD), Tropical Island (NM/GD/PL/PO), Tundra (GD/LP/PL), and Savannah (EX/LP/PL). That gives you access to some of the most important blue Duals, a strong spread of playable copies, and a few cleaner collector options as well. Revised Duals remain one of the most reliable staples in Magic collecting, and this week’s restock is one of the better chances to browse across several conditions at once.
Premodern Craziness
Premodern and Legacy get a massive update this week, with over 100 new High-End Reserved List cards going live. This section is exactly what players of late-90s and early-2000s Magic want to see: Powerful lands, combo pieces, format staples, and cards that still feel slightly unfair decades later.
The biggest highlights are Mox Diamond (NM/EX/PL), Gaea’s Cradle (EX/GD), Serra’s Sanctum (NM/EX/GD/LP/PL/PO), Lion’s Eye Diamond (EX/GD/LP/PL), and City of Traitors (EX/GD/LP). Those five cards alone cover fast mana, broken lands, combo engines, and some of the most desirable staples from the era.
There’s also a lot more depth behind the headliners, but even with only a few names mentioned, the strength of the section is obvious. This is one of those Premodern updates where you can start by looking for one card and very quickly end up with a much longer wishlist.
High-End Foil Madness
High-End Foils are completely wild this week, with over 200 new high-end foil cards going live. To keep things readable, we’re splitting this into a few highlights instead of trying to mention everything.
You can browse through everything in our New Arrivals Collection!
The five most precious headline cards are Gaea’s Cradle from Judge Rewards Promos (LP), Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student // Tamiyo, Seasoned Scholar from DCI Promos (NM), Emeritus of Ideation // Ancestral Recall from Secrets of Strixhaven Extras (NM), Grim Monolith from Urza’s Legacy (Italian, GD), and Michelangelo, Improviser from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Extras (NM). That’s a very serious top end: Judge foils, DCI promos, serialized-style modern chase cards, and a massive retro foil name.
For retro foil collectors, we’re highlighting Replenish (GD/LP), Metalworker (EX/GD), Masticore (GD/PO), Gush (EX/GD/LP), and Stifle (NM/PL). These are exactly the kinds of foils that have their own collector culture: older, scarcer, harder to replace, and full of that late-90s and early-2000s Magic atmosphere.
The serialized foil highlights are Watery Grave from Ravnica Remastered Extras (NM), Godless Shrine from Ravnica Remastered Extras (NM), Temple Garden from Ravnica Remastered Extras (NM), as well as two (non-serialized) Infinity Gauntlet Stones: The Mind Stone from Marvel Super Heroes (NM), and The Soul Stone from Marvel’s Spider-Man Extras (NM). Between retro foils, serialized cards, inventions, promos, Universes Beyond cards, and modern showcase treatments, this section is one of the biggest parts of the entire update.
Magic Rarities
Magic Rarities focuses heavily on Lord of the Rings this week, and the section has a very clear Middle-earth theme. The five highlights are The One Ring from The Lord of the Rings Holiday Release (NM), Sauron, the Dark Lord from The Lord of the Rings Holiday Release (NM), Witch-king of Angmar from The Lord of the Rings Holiday Release (NM), Glamdring from The Lord of the Rings Holiday Release (NM), and Mount Doom from The Lord of the Rings Holiday Release (NM).
The Lord of the Rings remains one of the most collectible modern Magic releases, and these premium Holiday Release cards still have a special feel. Whether you collect Middle-earth cards specifically or enjoy unique modern Magic rarities, this is a very nice section to browse.
Lorcana, One Piece and Pokémon
Lorcana gets a clean slab update this week. Five highlights are BGS 9.5 Jafar - Newly Crowned, BGS 9.5 Mickey Mouse - Musketeer, BGS 9.5 Hercules - Divine Hero, BGS 9.5 Mickey Mouse - Artful Rogue, and BGS 9.5 Pete - Bad Guy. It’s a nice little wave for Disney collectors who like recognizable characters in sharp graded condition.
One Piece fans also get some strong singles. The five highlights are Kyros from Anime 25th Collection (NM), Sanji from Emperors in the New World (NM), Nami from Emperors in the New World (NM), Boa Hancock from Emperors in the New World (NM), and Monkey.D.Luffy from Promos (NM). A small section compared to Magic, but definitely not one to skip.
Pokémon rounds out the update with five collector highlights: BGS 8.5 Deoxys ex from POP Series 4, PSA 8 Blastoise GX from Unbroken Bonds, PSA 5 Pikachu from Base Set, PSA 9 Golem ex from 151, and PSA 9 Alakazam ex from 151. It’s a fun mix of older nostalgia, modern 151 appeal, and graded collector pieces.
Everything is live now! Grab your favorites before they disappear into someone else’s collection.
