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Vanguard card prices and card list

Released May 21, 199732 cards tracked
Set Value
$77740% concentrated
Where these prices come from

Magic: The Gathering prices on TCGIndex are TCGplayer market prices (the US market), in US dollars. Another currency is a conversion from USD at the day's rate, not a European market price. We do not use Cardmarket or Cardtrader prices for Magic: The Gathering.

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Vanguard release date and set details

Vanguard is a Magic set released on May 21, 1997, currently valued at $777 in total market value across its singles. 32 cards are tracked, with sealed products listed separately.

The most valuable card in Vanguard is Titania (Oversize) at $130.00, followed by Gix (Oversize) ($76.59) and Sliver Queen, Brood Mother (Oversize) ($45.67). Together, the top 3 cards represent 32% of the set's total value.

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

Vanguard FAQ

What is the most expensive Vanguard card?
The most expensive Vanguard card is Titania (Oversize), trading around $130.00, ahead of Gix (Oversize) at $76.59. The top 10 is listed above and the full ranking by price is the card list on this page.
When was Vanguard released?
Vanguard (Magic) was released on May 21, 1997. TCGIndex tracks 32 cards from the set with daily prices since then.
How much is the Vanguard set worth?
The full Vanguard set in Magic: The Gathering is worth around $776.51 on the secondary market, based on the combined live value of its singles.
How many cards are in Vanguard?
TCGIndex tracks 32 Vanguard cards with a market price. Promo and secret cards are included when they trade.
Is Vanguard worth collecting?
TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: the set sits around $776.51, with Titania (Oversize) carrying the top price. Set value moves with reprints, rotation and the chase cards, so look at the trend and your own timeframe before you buy in.