Card movers The Index
MTG Price Spikes & Movers Today
The week’s biggest MTG price spikes and drops across the Index, with Card Kingdom retail and cash buylist alongside.
Top Gainers
The biggest seven-day percentage gains among cards at $1 and up. Bars share a log scale, so halving and doubling sit the same distance from zero.
Cards at $1 and up. Market is TCGplayer; CK is Card Kingdom retail and cash buylist.
Top LosersBiggest MTG dollar moves this week
Cards priced $30 and up, ranked by the size of the seven-day move in dollars.
RoseFellBoth axes share one linear scale from $0
The numbers beside each end are the ranks below. Tap a card to trace its line.
- 1Copy ArtifactLEB #54 · $1,100.00 to $922.99−$177.01−16.1%
- 2Llanowar ElvesLEA #210 · $132.49 to $230.00+$97.51+73.6%
- 3Royal Assassin2ED #124 · $76.21 to $130.00+$53.79+70.6%
- 4Imperial RecruiterPTK #113 · $137.65 to $97.49−$40.16−29.2%
- 5Granite Gargoyle2ED #156 · $28.30 to $64.95+$36.65+129.5%
- 6Taunting ChallengePTK #152 · $50.59 to $85.98+$35.39+70.0%
- 7Burning of XinyePTK #104 · $60.99 to $95.45+$34.46+56.5%
- 8Wall of StoneLEA #182 · $39.49 to $71.99+$32.50+82.3%
- 9Lord of Atlantis2ED #63 · $74.99 to $46.66−$28.33−37.8%
- 10WebLEB #229 · $81.58 to $55.99−$25.59−31.4%
Top Losers
The steepest seven-day drops among cards at $1 and up, on the same scale.
Cards at $1 and up. Market is TCGplayer; CK is Card Kingdom retail and cash buylist.
MTG buylist spread windows
How far Card Kingdom’s cash offer sits below TCGplayer market for every card above. Dot size follows market price.
- Median spread
- 60%
- In the wide window
- 13 of 23
A wide spread means the store’s cash offer sits far below what the card actually sells for. Selling to a buylist is fast and certain, but you pay the gap. Listing the card yourself recovers more of it, in exchange for time, fees and shipping.
13 of the 23 cards here sit above 40%. Spreads widen when a price moves faster than a store is willing to follow. A negative spread is the rare opposite: a buylist paying more than the open market, a window that closes as soon as either price catches up.
MTG budget price spikes under $5
Cheap cards that climbed 40% or more in a week. Small dollars, and often the first sign that a new deck has found them.
Dollar change and the Nov 1 price are worked back from the current market and the seven-day percentage.