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Where you want this big giant most is in Sneak Attack and Shallow Grave supporting decks

As examples, the rarest non-serialized drops have been the Lost Legends rares (Roughly 46,700 packs for a specific Legends rare out of DMU), the first set of Surge Foil Realms and Relics (~3,900 packs),and the Jurassic Park Emblem Foils (3,800)

Series Nine - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST - Released July 1st, 2026 Series Eight - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST - Released January 1st, 2026 Series Seven - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST - Released August 14, 2025 Series Six - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST - Released February 14, 2025 Series Five - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST (NOTE - Non-holo TEF Roaring Moon is included, error on the official list) - Released August 14, 2024 Series Four - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST (NOTE - Non-holo CRZ Ultra Ball is not included, error on the official list) - Released February 14, 2024 Series Three - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST - Released August 14, 2023 Series Two - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST - Released February 14, 2023 Series One - OFFICIAL CHECK LIST - Released November 2022 As we now receive official check lists, we will no longer be updating the original spreadsheet

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Retro frame foil: $160 to $185 Borderless foil: $130 to $140 Foil: $75 to $80 Non-foil retro frame: $80 to $85 Non-foil borderless: $70 to $75 Regular: $72 to $73 Vampiric Tutor Vampiric Tutor is rated as one of the most popular Tutors in MTG and was originally printed in 1997