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Marvel Super Heroes four months in: 40 of 41 big Magic cards are down

The Borderless foil Thanos went from $252 to $160, Ant-Man lost 59%. The Commander decks did even worse.

Thanos, The Mad Titan Borderless foil from Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes
Thanos, The Mad Titan (Borderless) foil: $252.41 at the end of launch week, $160.43 on Oct 25.
Marvel Super Heroes, cards worth $20+, since launch week 40 of 41down median −32.6%

Marvel Super Heroes came out on June 26. We leave its first two weeks out, because launch prices are set before real supply arrives. From July 10 to October 25, 40 of the 41 cards worth $20 or more got cheaper. The median card lost 32.6%.

Thanos lost $92

The Borderless foil Thanos, The Mad Titan went from $252.41 to $160.43, down 36%. The Borderless foil Doctor Doom followed almost exactly: $227.68 to $145.30, also down 36%. Both trade nearly every day, so these are real prices.

Thanos, The Mad Titan (Borderless) foil
$148.07$187.46$226.86$266.26
$159.58
Jun 29Aug 8Sep 17Oct 27
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The biggest drops

The Astonishing Ant-Man in Borderless foil fell the most, from $98.40 to $40.53, a 59% drop. Bruce Banner (0390) lost 52.5%, from $90.75 to $43.11, and Mjolnir, Hammer of Thor (0339) lost 47.5%, from $84.89 to $44.55.

The Mind Stone is the only card that went up

The Borderless foil The Mind Stone is the most expensive card in the set, and the only one above its launch week price: $1,552.12 then, $1,636.71 on October 25, up 5.4%. Its price changed only 5 times in the last 30 days, so a single sale could still move it. The regular foil The Mind Stone went the other way, down 41% from $137.51 to $81.40.

The ten most expensive cards

CardJul 10Oct 25Change
The Mind Stone (Borderless) · foil$1,552.12$1,636.71+5.4%
Thanos, The Mad Titan (Borderless) (0400) · foil$252.41$160.43−36.4%
Doctor Doom (Borderless) (0394) · foil$227.68$145.30−36.2%
The Mind Stone · foil$137.51$81.40−40.8%
Ultron, Artificial Malevolence (Borderless) (0401)$93.65$77.69−17.0%
Ultron, Artificial Malevolence (Borderless) (0401) · foil$96.24$75.60−21.4%
Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu (Borderless) (0396) · foil$91.31$72.74−20.3%
Tony Stark (Borderless) (0392) · foil$91.54$56.38−38.4%
Captain America, Super-Soldier (Borderless) (0387) · foil$74.24$53.35−28.1%
Mjolnir, Hammer of Thor (Borderless) (0339) · foil$84.89$44.55−47.5%

The Commander decks fell harder

The companion Commander: Marvel Super Heroes did worse than the main set. All 14 of its cards worth $20 or more are down since launch week, and the median card lost 43.8%.

Four months after release, Marvel Super Heroes looks like most new sets this year: a steady slide that did not stop after the first month. Every card from the main set is on the Marvel Super Heroes page.