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Magic: The Gathering · 4 printings · 4 priced

Plains - 1998 Brian Hacker card prices

Plains - 1998 Brian Hacker card prices across all 4 printings we track, from $1.19 to $1.99 — the version you hold decides the value, not the name.

Price range · Oct 18, 2026
$1.19 – $1.99
most expensive: World Championship Decks
World Championship Decks$1.99
World Championship Decks$1.38
World Championship Decks$1.28
World Championship Decks$1.19
World Championship Decks · most expensive printing1 year
$1.12$1.44$1.75$2.07
$1.99
Oct 2025Feb 2026Jun 2026Oct 2026
TCGplayer market price · via tcgcsvtcgrate.com
Printings
4
Priced
4
Cheapest
$1.19
Most expensive
$1.99

Every printing

most expensive first
PrintingReleasedMarket7d30d1y30 days
Plains (Shrub) - 1998 Brian Hacker (TMP), World Championship Decks — Magic card price Plains (Shrub) - 1998 Brian Hacker (TMP)World Championship Decks · S — $1.99 0.0% 0.0% +25.2%
Plains (Ant Hill) - 1998 Brian Hacker (TMP), World Championship Decks — Magic card price Plains (Ant Hill) - 1998 Brian Hacker (TMP)World Championship Decks · S — $1.38 0.0% 0.0% +39.4%
Plains (Dead Tree) - 1998 Brian Hacker (TMP), World Championship Decks — Magic card price Plains (Dead Tree) - 1998 Brian Hacker (TMP)World Championship Decks · S — $1.28 0.0% +2.4% −3.8%
Plains (Rocks) - 1998 Brian Hacker (TMP), World Championship Decks — Magic card price Plains (Rocks) - 1998 Brian Hacker (TMP)World Championship Decks · S — $1.19 0.0% 0.0% +3.5%

Why Plains - 1998 Brian Hacker has 4 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.