MTG Card Price Spikes
What went up over the past 7 days. Magic singles ranked by how far their market price rose on Cardmarket and TCGplayer, backed by the cheapest listing.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a price spike?+
A rise in a card's non-foil market price over the past 7 days. Only printings already worth at least 0.50 in the source currency count, and the market price has to rise by at least 1.00 in that currency, so bulk cards jumping a few cents don't crowd out real movers. The cheapest live listing has to rise too, by at least 50% of the market price's percentage gain, and the market price can be at most 100% above that listing: a price that jumps on one sale while cheap copies are still for sale is not a real move. The 15 biggest risers on each marketplace are shown.
Where do the prices come from?+
Prices come from Cardmarket and TCGplayer and are refreshed regularly. Cardmarket prices are in EUR and TCGplayer prices in USD; Mana Value converts them to your selected currency for display, and your currency decides which marketplace's spikes are shown.