World Championship Decks

500 cards tracked

Set Value

$5,360+1.06% 7d87% concentrated

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7d Changei

+1.06%

30d Changei

+2.42%

90d Changei

+8.49%

7d Contributioni

$56.95

30d Contributioni

$129.48

90d Contributioni

$455.18

Value History90 days

$5,360

All Cards500

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Forest (348) - 2003 Dave Humpherys (8ED)

Jayemdae Tome - 1996 Eric Tam (4ED)

2001 Alex Borteh Decklist Card

Orcish Settlers - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH)

Forest (330) - 2002 Brian Kibler (7ED)

Zuran Orb - 1996 Bertrand Lestree (ICE)

Grindstone - 1998 Randy Buehler (TMP) (SB)

Mountain (343) - 2002 Brian Kibler (ODY)

Counterspell - 1997 Janosch Kuhn (5ED)

Pyroblast - 1997 Jakub Slemr (5ED) (SB)

Smother - 2003 Wolfgang Eder (ONS) (SB)

Thran Quarry - 2000 Nicolas Labarre (USG)

Mirari's Wake - 2003 Daniel Zink (JUD)

Lord of Atlantis - 2001 Alex Borteh (7ED)

Island (333) - 2002 Carlos Romao (7ED)

Brushland - 1996 Eric Tam (ICE)

Forest (328) - 2001 Jan Tomcani (7ED)

Forest (C) - 1996 Bertrand Lestree (4ED)

Teferi's Response - 2002 Carlos Romao (INV) (SB)

Zuran Orb - 1996 Shawn "Hammer" Regnier (ICE)

Quirion Ranger - 1997 Svend Geertsen (VIS)

An-Zerrin Ruins - 1996 Eric Tam (HML) (SB)

Ivory Tower - 1996 Mark Justice (4ED)

2002 Sim Han How Decklist Card

Earthquake - 1996 Eric Tam (4ED)

Plains (435) - 1997 Janosch Kuhn (5ED)

Forest (329) - 2002 Brian Kibler (7ED)

Sulfurous Springs - 1997 Jakub Slemr (5ED)

Wrath of God - 1996 Michael Loconto (4ED)

Swamp (444) - 1997 Jakub Slemr (5ED)

Forest (348) - 2003 Dave Humpherys (8ED)

Jayemdae Tome - 1996 Eric Tam (4ED)

2001 Alex Borteh Decklist Card

Orcish Settlers - 1998 Brian Selden (WTH)

Forest (330) - 2002 Brian Kibler (7ED)

Zuran Orb - 1996 Bertrand Lestree (ICE)

Grindstone - 1998 Randy Buehler (TMP) (SB)

Mountain (343) - 2002 Brian Kibler (ODY)

Counterspell - 1997 Janosch Kuhn (5ED)

Pyroblast - 1997 Jakub Slemr (5ED) (SB)

Smother - 2003 Wolfgang Eder (ONS) (SB)

Thran Quarry - 2000 Nicolas Labarre (USG)

Mirari's Wake - 2003 Daniel Zink (JUD)

Lord of Atlantis - 2001 Alex Borteh (7ED)

Island (333) - 2002 Carlos Romao (7ED)

Brushland - 1996 Eric Tam (ICE)

Forest (328) - 2001 Jan Tomcani (7ED)

Forest (C) - 1996 Bertrand Lestree (4ED)

Teferi's Response - 2002 Carlos Romao (INV) (SB)

Zuran Orb - 1996 Shawn "Hammer" Regnier (ICE)

Quirion Ranger - 1997 Svend Geertsen (VIS)

An-Zerrin Ruins - 1996 Eric Tam (HML) (SB)

Ivory Tower - 1996 Mark Justice (4ED)

2002 Sim Han How Decklist Card

Earthquake - 1996 Eric Tam (4ED)

Plains (435) - 1997 Janosch Kuhn (5ED)

Forest (329) - 2002 Brian Kibler (7ED)

Sulfurous Springs - 1997 Jakub Slemr (5ED)

Wrath of God - 1996 Michael Loconto (4ED)

Swamp (444) - 1997 Jakub Slemr (5ED)

About World Championship Decks

World Championship Decks is a Magic: The Gathering set, currently valued at $5,360 in total market value. This set contains 500 tracked cards.

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: 1996 New York City - Inaugural Edition [8 Decks] ($1,264.99) and World Championship Deck: 1998 Seattle - Brian Selden, World Champion ($670.00). Together, the top 3 cards represent 66% of the set's total value.

Over the past week, World Championship Decks has gained 1.1% in value, with a +2.4% change over 30 days and +8.5% over 90 days.

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.

World Championship Decks set FAQ

How much is the World Championship Decks set worth?: The full World Championship Decks set in Magic: The Gathering is worth around $5,360 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 World Championship Decks?: The most valuable World Championship Decks card is World Championship Deck: 1999 Yokohama - Matt Linde, Semifinalist, trading around $1,599. The full ranking of World Championship Decks cards by price is on this page.
Is the World Championship Decks set going up or down in value?: The World Championship Decks set is up +2.4% over 30 days, up +1.1% over 7 days. You can see the full value history charted on this page.
Is World Championship Decks a good set to invest in?: TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: the set sits around $5,360, up +2.4% 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.