MTG Scene Box Value Breakdown
Treasures of Smaug
Treasures of Smaug is a Scene Box: 6 foil borderless cards that join into one panorama, sold beside The Hobbit and released on August 14, 2026. It was one of 2 Scene Boxes in that release. The box also holds three boosters, art-card copies of the six scene cards, and a display easel, which the totals here do not cover.
The most valuable card in Treasures of Smaug is currently Smaug the Impenetrable, at $19.46 for its cheapest printing. The three most valuable cards make up 90% of its singles value. At $45.74, the Scene Box printings are also the cheapest printings of those cards. Among the 15 Scene Boxes tracked on Mana Value, it ranks #7 by singles value.
Cards in this box
Long-Lost Lances
Dragon-Cursed Halls
Smaug the Impenetrable
Bilbo's Burglaring
Dragon's Desire
Necklace of Girion
More from The Hobbit
Frequently asked questions
How much is Treasures of Smaug worth?+
Priced as singles at the cheapest printing of each card, the 6 cards in Treasures of Smaug come to $48.80 non-foil and $45.74 foil. Compare that against what the sealed box sells for to judge whether it is worth buying intact.
What is the most valuable card in Treasures of Smaug?+
Smaug the Impenetrable, at $19.46 for its cheapest printing. It is followed by Necklace of Girion at $16.80 and Dragon-Cursed Halls at $7.75.
When did Treasures of Smaug release?+
Treasures of Smaug released on August 14, 2026, beside The Hobbit. It contains 6 cards.
Where do the prices for Treasures of Smaug come from?+
From TCGplayer, refreshed regularly — the currency you pick decides which marketplace is shown, Cardmarket in EUR or TCGplayer in USD. Mana Value does not sell cards; every price links back to the marketplace listing it came from.