Urza's Mine (83b) is an Uncommon land card from the 1994 Antiquities expansion of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game.
Urza's Mine
1994 • Magic: The Gathering • Antiquities
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Urza's Mine stands as a foundational land card in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game, originating from the 1994 Antiquities expansion. Identified as card number 83b in the set, this Uncommon land card was illustrated by Anson Maddocks. The card functions as a basic source of colorless mana, allowing players to tap it for one resource. Its unique ability activates only if the player also controls an Urza's Power-Plant and an Urza's Tower, in which case it produces two colorless mana instead. This interconnected mechanic reflects the thematic focus on the artificer Urza and his industrial infrastructure within the game's lore. Collectors often seek this card for its historical significance in the early days of the game and its role in the Urza's Saga block storyline. Whether you are building a collection of classic lands or exploring the origins of the Urza cycle, this card represents a key element of the game's early history.
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Urza's Mine
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Anson Maddocks
Card Stock
English
Land — Urza's Mine
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{T}: Add {C}. If you control an Urza's Power-Plant and an Urza's Tower, add {C}{C} instead.
Mines became common as cities during the days of the artificers.
