Magic 2010 (M10)

2009-07-17258 cards tracked

Set Value

$453+15.12% 7d38% concentrated

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7d Changei

+15.12%

30d Changei

-13.70%

90d Changei

+5.85%

7d Contributioni

$68.54

30d Contributioni

-$62.09

90d Contributioni

$26.50

Value History90 days

$453

All Cards258

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Berserkers of Blood Ridge

Drudge Skeletons

Phantom Warrior

Ignite Disorder

Berserkers of Blood Ridge

Drudge Skeletons

Phantom Warrior

Ignite Disorder

About Magic 2010 (M10)

Magic 2010 (M10) is a Magic: The Gathering set released on 2009-07-17, currently valued at $453 in total market value. This set contains 258 tracked cards.

The most valuable card in Magic 2010 (M10) is Magic Deck Builder's Toolkit at $99.68, followed by Coat of Arms ($21.07) and Lurking Predators ($20.49). Together, the top 3 cards represent 31% of the set's total value.

Over the past week, Magic 2010 (M10) has gained 15.1% in value, with a -13.7% change over 30 days and +5.8% over 90 days.

Market data updated daily. Prices reflect Near Mint condition from major marketplaces. Track Magic 2010 (M10) value history, top cards, and market trends on TCGIndex.

Magic 2010 (M10) set FAQ

How much is the Magic 2010 (M10) set worth?: The full Magic 2010 (M10) set in Magic: The Gathering is worth around $453.30 on the secondary market, based on the combined live value of its cards. TCGIndex updates this every day.
What is the most valuable card in Magic 2010 (M10)?: The most valuable Magic 2010 (M10) card is Magic Deck Builder's Toolkit, trading around $99.68. The full ranking of Magic 2010 (M10) cards by price is on this page.
Is the Magic 2010 (M10) set going up or down in value?: The Magic 2010 (M10) set is down -13.7% over 30 days, up +15.1% over 7 days. You can see the full value history charted on this page.
Is Magic 2010 (M10) a good set to invest in?: TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: the set sits around $453.30, down -13.7% over the last 30 days. Set-level value moves with reprints, rotation and chase cards, so look at the trend and your own timeframe before you buy in.