Simulacrum
Simulacrum
Fair value · Normal · Near Mint
likely $9.05 – $14.71
−0.3%
past 90 days
- Liquidity
- Very liquidsells about every 2 days · last yesterday
- Sold, 30 days
- 2
- Lowest listing
- $11.19
- Market Price
- $11.38
Outlook · 90d
Steady
Fair value is holding across recent sales.
- 7d
- +5.1%
- 30d
- +4.4%
- 90d
- −0.3%
Change to today's $11.54
From sales only · 2 sold, 30d
Every Normal sale we've read, grouped by when and for how much they sold, with the fair value line through them. Hover a bubble for its sales; the legend adds the other conditions.
- Fair value · NM
- $11.54
- Change · 90d
- −5.0%
- Sales counted
- 6
- Most NM sold for
- $8.95 – $13
No forecast for NM: it hasn't sold often enough lately to say where it's heading.
Each bubble groups sales that sold close together in time and price, sized by how many; hover one for its sales. Solid counts toward fair value, hollow was left out. The line is fair value over time, from sales only, ending at today's. The strip underneath counts sales.
How each Normal near mint copy sold. Times are US Central.
Steady
Sells about every 12 days · last sold 4 days ago
Typical sale, 30 days
$11.96
Trimmed average of counted sales
Lowest listed
- $11.19
Verified sellers, no photo listings · 6 listed
Oct 27
2:17 AM
Online · Buy it now×2$14.96
free ship
Oct 25
10:49 AM
Online · Buy it now$8.95
free ship
Sep 15
5:57 PM
Online · Buy it now×3$12.60
free ship
Sep 7
3:21 PM
Online · Buy it now$4.86
free ship
Aug 20
8:21 PM
Online · Buy it now$9.35
free ship
Aug 20
8:12 PM
Online · Buy it now$9.35
free ship
Formats
- StandardNot legal
- PioneerNot legal
- ModernNot legal
- LegacyLegal
- VintageLegal
- PauperNot legal
- CommanderLegal
For every printing of this card, from Scryfall.
- Game
- Magic: The Gathering
- Set
- Unlimited Edition (2ED)
- Rarity
- U
- Artist
- Mark Poole
- Type
- Single
- Released
- Dec 6, 1993
- SubType
- Instant
- OracleText
- All damage done to you so far this turn is instead retroactively applied to one of your creatures in play. If this damage kills the creature it can be regenerated; even if there’s more than enough damage to kill the creature, you don’t suffer any of it. Further damage this turn is treated normally.
