Etherium Astrolabe

Etherium Astrolabe

Artifact · Uncommon

Etherium Astrolabe is currently worth about $0.16 for its most affordable printing, tracked daily across Scryfall, TCGplayer, and Card Kingdom.

$0.16
Market price
0 collectors
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Copies tracked

Flash B, T, Sacrifice an artifact: Draw a card.

Format legality

Standard
Not legal
Pioneer
Not legal
Modern
Legal
Legacy
Legal
Vintage
Legal
Commander
Legal
Pauper
Not legal

Card facts

Mana value
3
Color identity
B · U
Type line
Artifact
Keywords
Flash
Rarity
Uncommon
First printed
2008
Artist
Michael Bruinsma

Playability

#24145 most-played card on EDHREC — Niche pick

Popularity data from EDHREC

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Prices by printing

Latest tracked estimates. Updated daily.

SetNo.RarityNonfoilFoil
Shards of Alara41Uncommon$0.16$0.63

Price intelligence

Shards of Alara #41 — every source we track. The spread between retailers is where the deals live.

All sources

SourcefoilnonfoilAs of
Scryfall estimate$0.63$0.162026-07-28

Price trend · 90 days

nonfoilfoil

$0.16$0.66 · Scryfall estimate

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Frequently asked

How much is Etherium Astrolabe worth?

Etherium Astrolabe is currently worth about $0.16 for its most affordable printing, based on live market estimates tracked daily on RareWell. Copies range from $0.16 to $0.63 across printings and finishes.

Which sets was Etherium Astrolabe printed in?

Etherium Astrolabe has been printed in 1 set, including Shards of Alara.

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Is Etherium Astrolabe legal in Commander?

Yes — Etherium Astrolabe is legal in Commander (EDH).

Is Etherium Astrolabe legal in Modern?

Yes — Etherium Astrolabe is legal in Modern.

Is Etherium Astrolabe on the Reserved List?

No — Etherium Astrolabe is not on the Reserved List.

Printed in: Shards of Alara

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