Chrome Mox [Extended Art] Value Guide 2026

About Chrome Mox [Extended Art]

Chrome Mox is an artifact card from the Magic: The Gathering set Double Masters [6]. It was released as part of the Double Masters set, with spoilers appearing around July 26, 2020 [6]. This card's ability allows the player to exile a nonartifact, nonland card from their hand when it enters the battlefield, and then pay {T} to add one mana of any color from the exiled card's colors [3]. Collectors value this card for its powerful utility within gameplay and its status as a notable inclusion in the Double Masters release [2].

What it's worth right now

Currently, the median sold value for Chrome Mox [Extended Art] is $149.17 used. In contrast, the median of the 20 live eBay listings is $170. This indicates a gap between recent sales and current asking prices.

What drives the price

Factors such as the card's condition and completeness significantly influence its market value. While the specific variant in question is the [Extended Art] version, other listings show variations like Borderless and Regular versions, which can affect pricing [1]. Generally, the condition of the card—such as Near Mint (NM)—is a primary driver for collectors. The market also sees listings for different printings, such as the Special Guests version [5], which will have its own pricing dynamics.

Buying and selling it

When comparing the current asking median of $170 against the recent sold median of $149.17, buyers might find it prudent to wait for prices to align closer to the established sales data. Sellers should consider the condition of their card when listing, as this directly impacts perceived value. For a comprehensive look at past transactions, review the full sold-comp history here: full sold-comp history.

To see the most up-to-date listings and compare current asks against sold comps, visit the JunkPal price page for Chrome Mox [Extended Art] Magic Double Masters: full sold-comp history.