Classic Sixth Edition - Two-Player Starter Deck
Classic Sixth Edition - Two-Player Starter Deck
$145.01Market Price · Standard
- MSRP
- $8.95standard for this product type
- Against MSRP
- +1520%
Prices
Market price for each printing, shown for reference and never used for fair value. Updated Oct 28, 3:06 PM CDT.
| Printing | Condition | Language | Market price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Sealed | EN | $145.01 |
| Damaged packaging | EN | — | |
| Unsealed | EN | — |
- Game
- Magic: The Gathering
- Set
- Classic Sixth Edition (6ED)
- Type
- Sealed
- Released
- Apr 28, 1999
- Product
- Starter Deck
- MSRP
- $8.95 (standard for this product type)
- OracleText
- The Magic: The Gathering - Classic game has everything you need to step up to advanced-level Magic play. Players familiar with starter-level products, including Magic: The Gathering-Portal and Portal Second Age, will find new strategies and play options in the Classic game. You can play these decks right out of the box or combine them with other Magic: The Gathering cards. Contents: • Two 40-card, ready-to-play decks of Classic cards • An easy-reference rulebook • A play guide to walk you through your first advanced level game
What's inside
Confirmed Oct 29, 2026
- No photo×2
40-card, ready-to-play decks of Classic cards
Other
No value yet - No photo
easy-reference rulebook
Other
No value yet - No photo
play guide to walk you through your first advanced level game
Other
No value yet
- Parts, unopened
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- Opened, on average
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Every part at its own value: promos at fair value, packs at their recent sales
Promos at fair value, each pack at the expected value of its cards
Not counted yet (3)
- 40-card, ready-to-play decks of Classic cards: no value
- easy-reference rulebook: no value
- play guide to walk you through your first advanced level game: no value
Sources
TCGplayer product listingseen Oct 22, 2026
“Contents: • Two 40-card, ready-to-play decks of Classic cards • An easy-reference rulebook • A play guide to walk you through your first advanced level game”