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Magic: The Gathering · 9 printings · 4 priced

Crumble

Price range · Sep 2, 2026
$0.25 – $3.27
most expensive: Antiquities
Antiquities$3.27
Revised Edition$0.32
Fifth Edition$0.29
Fourth Edition$0.25
Antiquities · most expensive printing1 year
$1.47$2.20$2.94$3.67
$3.27
Sep 2Dec 31May 3Sep 2
TCGplayer market price · via tcgcsvtcgrate.com
Printings
9
Priced
4
Cheapest
$0.25
Most expensive
$3.27

Every printing

most expensive first
PrintingReleasedMarket7d30d1y30 days
CrumbleAntiquities · C Mar 7, 1994 $3.27 −5.5% −0.3% +64.3%
CrumbleRevised Edition · U Apr 4, 1994 $0.32 +3.2% +3.2% +18.5%
CrumbleFifth Edition · U Mar 24, 1997 $0.29 −6.5% −6.5% +81.3%
CrumbleFourth Edition · U Apr 3, 1995 $0.25 −3.9% −3.9% +38.9%
CrumbleFourth Edition (Foreign Black Border) · U Apr 3, 1995
CrumbleFourth Edition (Foreign White Border) · U Apr 3, 1995
CrumbleSummer Magic · #191 · U Jun 3, 1994
CrumbleRevised Edition (Foreign Black Border) · U Apr 4, 1994
CrumbleRevised Edition (Foreign White Border) · U Apr 4, 1994

Why Crumble has 9 prices

Each printing is a different physical card — a different set, number, often a different frame or foil treatment — and the market prices them separately. The range above runs from the cheapest priced printing to the most expensive one; the chart follows the most expensive. Open any row to see that printing's own history, every foil variant, and where it costs less.