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Most valuable Magic: The Gathering cards

Right now the most valuable Magic: The Gathering card on the secondary market is Smaug the Magnificent (Borderless) from The Hobbit, sitting around $24,500. Below is the live ranking of the priciest Magic: The Gatheringcards, the chase cards and most expensive singles collectors are after, refreshed every day. Open any card to see whether it's still climbing or already cooling off before you buy.

#CardPriceBuy
1Smaug the Magnificent (Borderless)$24,500Buy
2Paths of the Dead - Cavern of Souls (Borderless) (Serial Numbered)$10,000Buy
3Aragorn, the Uniter (Borderless Poster) (Serial Numbered)$8,000Buy
4Gaea's Cradle$7,400Buy
5Mox Ruby$6,400Buy
6Timetwister$6,400Buy
7Time Walk$5,720Buy
8Ancestral Recall$5,000Buy
9Avatar Aang (Raised Foil)$4,855Buy
10Mox Jet$4,000Buy
11Wheel of Fortune$3,850Buy
12Sol Ring - Human (0410) (Serial Numbered)$3,750Buy
13Black Lotus$3,300Buy
14Helm's Deep - Shinka, the Bloodsoaked Keep (Borderless) (Serial Numbered)$3,300Buy
15The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale$3,239Buy
16Sheoldred (Serial Numbered)$3,165Buy
17Mishra's Workshop$3,161Buy
18Mana Vault (Rainbow Foil)$3,119Buy
19Herugrim, Sword of Rohan - Sword of Hearth and Home (Borderless) (Serial Numbered)$3,000Buy
20Gandalf the White$3,000Buy
21Intuition$3,000Buy
22Leonardo, Sewer Samurai (Borderless) (Gold-Stamped Signature)$2,987Buy
23Time Vault$2,950Buy
24Emeritus of Ideation (Retro Frame) (Serial Numbered) (Double Rainbow Foil)$2,900Buy
25Edgar Markov (Showcase) (Serial Numbered) (Double Rainbow Foil)$2,825Buy
26Mox Jasper (Serial Numbered)$2,825Buy
27Cloud, Midgar Mercenary$2,800Buy
28Wheel of Fortune$2,800Buy
29Mox Amber (Schematic) (Serial Numbered)$2,782Buy
30Sol Ring - Dwarven (0409) (Serial Numbered)$2,750Buy
31Candelabra of Tawnos$2,730Buy
32White Tower of Ecthelion - Karakas (Borderless) (Serial Numbered)$2,700Buy
33Mox Pearl$2,660Buy
34Mox Emerald$2,602Buy
35Elesh Norn (Serial Numbered)$2,500Buy
36Green Dragon Inn - Homeward Path (Serial Numbered)$2,500Buy
37Badlands$2,500Buy
38Mox Ruby$2,500Buy
39Michelangelo, Improviser (Borderless) (Gold-Stamped Signature)$2,483Buy
40Plateau$2,480Buy
41Ulamog, the Defiler (Borderless) (Serial Numbered)$2,335Buy
42Murktide Regent$2,300Buy
43Donatello, Mutant Mechanic (Borderless) (Gold-Stamped Signature)$2,234Buy
44Sol Ring - Elven (0408)$2,232Buy
45Meduseld, Golden Hall of Edoras - Castle Ardenvale (Serial Numbered)$2,200Buy
46Juzam Djinn$2,114Buy
47Scrubland$2,100Buy
48Leonardo da Vinci (Italian) (Serial Numbered)$2,035Buy
49Breeding Pool (Retro Frame) (Serial Numbered)$2,000Buy
50Watery Grave (Retro Frame) (Serial Numbered)$2,000Buy

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable Magic: The Gathering card right now?
It's Smaug the Magnificent (Borderless) from The Hobbit, trading around $24,500 on the secondary market. The full live ranking is in the table above.
How much is the most expensive Magic: The Gathering card worth?
The top Magic: The Gathering card currently sits around $24,500. Prices move every day, so the number on this page always reflects the latest market data.
What are the 5 most valuable Magic: The Gathering cards?
1. Smaug the Magnificent (Borderless) ($24,500); 2. Paths of the Dead - Cavern of Souls (Borderless) (Serial Numbered) ($10,000); 3. Aragorn, the Uniter (Borderless Poster) (Serial Numbered) ($8,000); 4. Gaea's Cradle ($7,400); 5. Mox Ruby ($6,400).
What are the chase cards in Magic: The Gathering?
The chase cards are the scarce, high-demand singles that carry the most value in a set. In Magic: The Gathering right now the biggest chase card is Smaug the Magnificent (Borderless) from The Hobbit, around $24,500. The full ranking of the most expensive and most-chased Magic: The Gathering cards is the live table above, updated daily.
How often do these Magic: The Gathering prices update?
Every day. TCGIndex pulls fresh secondary-market prices and re-ranks the list automatically, so you're never looking at stale numbers.