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Shards of Alara

The Shards of Alara card list below includes 234 cards across its two-set family, with prices updated daily. Shards of Alara is an expansion set.

The five most valuable cards Most expensive cards

Set value range
$204.63to$1,165.40
Low and high estimates · midpoint $685.01
Median card price
$0.44
Average $2.93 across 234 cards

Shards of Alara Set Value & Price Trend

Floor value is the cheapest nonfoil printing of every card in the set, summed. The Index has tracked it daily since Nov 9, 2025.

Floor value
$204.63+15.0%since Nov 9

Shards of Alara floor value, last 365 days: from $1.04 to $216.31, currently $204.63.

Where the value is

Cards by price

  • Common 106
  • Uncommon 60
  • Rare 53
  • Mythic 15

149 of the 234 cards sell for under a dollar and the median card is $0.44.

Concentration

The ten most valuable cards hold 45.0% of the set’s value at its $685.02 midpoint; Ad Nauseam alone holds 14.1%, and the top 100 hold 94.3%.

Gini coefficient
0.77
Top ten
$308.27
Other 224
$376.75

Most Expensive Cards in Shards of Alara

The most expensive card in Shards of Alara is Ad Nauseam at $181.99; the top 10 chase cards together run $539.33 at market.

All 499 printings
All 499 printings

Shards of Alara Card List

Every card in Shards of Alara with its TCGplayer market price and seven-day change.

Finish
ALA set symbol, RareALA #63
Foil
$181.99
0.0%
ALA set symbol, MythicALA #170
Foil
$34.00
0.0%
ALA set symbol, CommonALA #233
Foil
$17.41
+0.6%
ALA set symbol, RareALA #140
Foil
$15.16
0.0%
ALA set symbol, RareALA #70
Foil
$15.09
−0.4%
ALA set symbol, RareALA #25
Foil
$13.72
0.0%
ALA set symbol, MythicALA #191
Foil
$11.69
0.0%
ALA set symbol, RareALA #63
Nonfoil
$10.59
0.0%
ALA set symbol, CommonALA #236
Foil
$6.29
+1.9%

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Shards of Alara FAQ

What is the most expensive card in Shards of Alara?

Ad Nauseam is the most expensive card in Shards of Alara at $181.99 (TCGplayer market).