


Scrubland Magic: The Gathering Revised Dual Land
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- Scrubland X1 Mtg Revised Mp$325Aug 19
- Scrubland Revised Edition Regular$325Aug 19
- Scrubland Magic the Gathering MTG Revised Dual Land Classic Rare$319Aug 19
- MTG Scrubland Revised Edition Dual Land (MP)$315Aug 19
- Scrubland - Revised Edition (3ED) - Light Play$375Aug 19
- Scrubland Revised Edition Regular$475Aug 19
- Scrubland - Premium Quality - Not Tournament Authorized$2.85Aug 19
- ✨ SCRUBLAND PSA 6 MAGIC THE GATHERING REVISED EDITION 1994 MTG$379.94Aug 19
- Mtg Magic Scrubland sketch on gold border$486.36Aug 19
- Brand New MAAP Team Bib Evo Cargo – Scrubland$250Aug 19
Item details
- Brand
- Magic: The Gathering
- Set
- Revised Edition
- Game
- Magic: The Gathering
- Condition Range
- Ungraded to Graded
- Listing Platforms
- eBay, Craigslist
The listings found for 'Scrubland' overwhelmingly point to a specific collectible card from the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. The item is identified as 'Scrubland Revised Edition,' a dual land card from the MTG Revised set. This card is highly sought after by collectors, and its value is heavily dependent on several factors, most notably its condition and whether it has been professionally graded. Variants include ungraded copies, various play conditions (e.g., 'Light Play'), and professionally graded versions (such as PSA 6).
Frequently asked questions
- What is Scrubland?
- Scrubland is a dual land card from the Magic: The Gathering trading card game, specifically from the Revised Edition set.
- What is it worth?
- Based on current live asking prices, Scrubland is listed across a wide range, from approximately $2.85 for lower quality/non-authorized versions up to $475 for ungraded copies and $379.94 for graded versions. Please note this is an early estimate from LIVE ASKING prices, and sold-comparison data is still pending.
- Do condition and grading matter?
- Yes, significantly. Graded copies and higher-quality ungraded copies command substantially higher asking prices than lower-grade or non-tournament authorized versions.