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World Championship Decks card prices and card list

500 cards tracked
Set Value
$5,45863% concentrated
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Most expensive World Championship Decks cards

Top 10 by market price
  1. 1World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Matt Linde, Semifinalist$1,599.00
  2. 2World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Brian Selden, World Champion$700.00
  3. 3World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Kai Budde, World Champion$497.00
  4. 4World Championship Deck: 1997 Seattle - Janosch Kuhn, Finalist$358.99
  5. 5World Championship Deck: 1997 Seattle - Svend Geertsen, Semifinalist$270.00
  6. 6World Championship Deck: 2001 Toronto - Jan Tomcani, Quarterfinalist$250.00
  7. 7Gaea's Cradle - 1999 Matt Linde (USG)Special$231.95
  8. 8World Championship Deck: 2004 San Francisco - Manuel Bevand, Semifinalist$228.31
  9. 9World Championship Deck: 1997 Seattle - Jakub Slemr, World Champion$213.40
  10. 10World Championship Deck: 2003 Berlin - Dave Humpherys, Semifinalist$185.00
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World Championship Decks card list: every card with prices

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1
World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Matt Linde, Semifinalist
$1,599.00+22.64%
Buy
2
World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Brian Selden, World Champion
$700.00+3.81%
Buy
3
World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Kai Budde, World Champion
$497.00-0.13%
Buy
4
World Championship Deck: 1997 Seattle - Janosch Kuhn, Finalist
$358.990.00%
Buy
5
World Championship Deck: 1997 Seattle - Svend Geertsen, Semifinalist
$270.000.00%
Buy
6
World Championship Deck: 2001 Toronto - Jan Tomcani, Quarterfinalist
$250.00+11.04%
Buy
7
Gaea's Cradle - 1999 Matt Linde (USG)
$231.95-0.52%
Buy
8
World Championship Deck: 2004 San Francisco - Manuel Bevand, Semifinalist
$228.31-0.67%
Buy
9
World Championship Deck: 1997 Seattle - Jakub Slemr, World Champion
$213.40+2.96%
Buy
10
World Championship Deck: 2003 Berlin - Dave Humpherys, Semifinalist
$185.000.00%
Buy
11
World Championship Deck: 2004 San Francisco - Julien Nuijten, World Champion
$135.00-2.59%
Buy
12
World Championship Deck: 2000 Brussels - Janosch Kuhn, Quarterfinalist
$124.95+3.32%
Buy
13
World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Brian Hacker, Quarterfinalist
$100.83-0.58%
Buy
14
World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Randy Buehler, Twelfth Place
$91.50+0.72%
Buy
15
Llanowar Wastes - 2001 Jan Tomcani (APC)
$77.77+3.05%
Buy
16
Ancient Tomb - 1999 Kai Budde (TMP)
$58.29+1.73%
Buy
17
Survival of the Fittest - 1998 Brian Selden (EXO)
$57.83-0.81%
Buy
18
Ancient Tomb - 1999 Mark Le Pine (TMP)
$51.210.00%
Buy
19
Replenish - 2000 Tom van de Logt (UDS)
$44.80-0.07%
Buy
20
Chrome Mox - 2004 Aeo Paquette (MRD)
$42.89+0.26%
Buy
21
Chrome Mox - 2004 Manuel Bevand (MRD)
$41.61+2.51%
Buy
22
Vampiric Tutor - 1999 Jakub Slemr (6ED)
$38.75+1.20%
Buy
23
Yawgmoth's Will - 2000 Nicolas Labarre (USG)
$38.36+2.32%
Buy
24
City of Traitors - 1999 Kai Budde (EXO)
$37.57+0.03%
Buy
25
Grim Monolith - 2000 Jon Finkel (ULG)
$36.68-0.62%
Buy
26
Grim Monolith - 1999 Kai Budde (ULG)
$34.40-0.41%
Buy
27
Tsabo's Web - 2001 Antoine Ruel (INV)
$33.93+18.18%
Buy
28
Yawgmoth's Will - 1999 Jakub Slemr (USG)
$33.26+0.94%
Buy
29
Sylvan Library - 1996 Bertrand Lestree (4ED)
$33.01-2.80%
Buy
30
Metalworker - 2000 Jon Finkel (UDS)
$32.81+0.63%
Buy

World Championship Decks release date and set details

World Championship Decks is a Magic set, currently valued at $5,458 in total market value across its singles. 500 cards are tracked, with sealed products listed separately.

The most valuable card in World Championship Decks is World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Matt Linde, Semifinalist at $1,599.00, followed by World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Brian Selden, World Champion ($700.00) and World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Kai Budde, World Champion ($497.00). Together, the top 3 cards represent 51% of the set's total value.

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

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World Championship Decks FAQ

What is the most expensive World Championship Decks card?
The most expensive World Championship Decks card is World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Matt Linde, Semifinalist, trading around $1,599, ahead of World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Brian Selden, World Champion at $700.00. The top 10 is listed above and the full ranking by price is the card list on this page.
How much is the World Championship Decks set worth?
The full World Championship Decks set in Magic: The Gathering is worth around $5,458 on the secondary market, based on the combined live value of its singles.
How many cards are in World Championship Decks?
TCGIndex tracks 500 World Championship Decks cards with a market price. Promo and secret cards are included when they trade.
Is World Championship Decks worth collecting?
TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: the set sits around $5,458, with World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Matt Linde, Semifinalist 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.