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 $30 and up. Bars share a log scale, so halving and doubling sit the same distance from zero.
Cards at $30 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 $30 and up, on the same scale.
Cards at $30 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
- 37%
- In the wide window
- 7 of 16
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.
7 of the 16 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.