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1999 World Championship Advertisement Card

Magic card price for 1999 World Championship Advertisement Card: $1.00 market, from $0.38 at the cheapest listing, Normal printing, updated Oct 18, 2026. Full price history since Feb 8, 2024 below.

Market price · Normal · Oct 18, 2026
$1.00
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$0.38lowest listing$1.98highest
Market price$1.00
Mid listing$0.79
30-day avg$1.00

Market price is what a near-mint copy actually sold for. The cheapest listing is what a seller asks today — on thin markets the two differ a lot.

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One year

$0.0552-week low$1.9852-week high
In the range49%
All-time low$0.05
All-time high$1.98
First priceFeb 8, 2024
Normal · market price
$0.00$0.72$1.45$2.17
$1.00
Feb 2024Dec 2024Nov 2025Oct 2026
TCGplayer market price · via tcgcsvtcgrate.com

Price story

1999 World Championship Advertisement Card came out in October 2026; we leave the first weeks out of this story, because early prices are set before real supply exists. Listings currently start at $0.38; over the last 30 days the market price averaged $1.00.

Printings

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Normal$1.00$0.38$1.980.0%

The card in play

Rules text

Collect All Four World Championship Decks

Relive the excitement of the 1999 World Championships with these four commemorative decks.

Kai Budde, World Champion—World Champion Kai Budde's red-artifact deck employed more than 30 artifacts to generate huge amounts of mana. Big creatures like Masticore or Covetous Dragon became a threat to any opponent, and a well-timed Wildfire added the finishing touch.

Mark Le Pine, Finalist—Mark Le Pine's aggressive "Sped Red" deck applied the pressure early with 11 fast creatures before shifting into land-destruction mode. A late-game Cursed Scroll and Hammer of Bogardan would finish off his mana-crippled opponents.

Matt Linde, Semifinalist—Matt Linde's speedy mono-green deck contained 26 low-cost creatures. Supplementing this nasty creature assault were four Rancors and four Giant Growths. If his opponent wasn't smothered by turn five, Linde's Cursed Scrolls would pick up the slack.

Jakub Slemr, Quarterfinalist—Jakub Slemr's mono-black deck controlled the board with Cursed Scrolls, Powder Kegs, and Phyrexian Plaguelords. His "Black Control" creation also pounded his opponents early with discard effects found in Ravenous Rats, Duress, and Stupor.

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