This is the Gemstone Mine foil card, numbered 247 in Magic: The Gathering's 2023 Dominaria Remastered set, featuring artwork by Brom.
Gemstone Mine
2023 • Magic: The Gathering • Dominaria Remastered
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Description
The Gemstone Mine, designated as card number 247, holds a distinct place within the 2023 Dominaria Remastered set. Released under the brand Magic: The Gathering, this foil version offers collectors a shimmering alternative to the standard print run. The card serves as a functional land, providing players with strategic mana generation through its unique mining counter mechanic. When played, it enters the battlefield with three counters, allowing the owner to tap it to produce mana of any color before the counters are exhausted. This dynamic makes it a favorite among enthusiasts who appreciate interactive gameplay elements over static resource generation. Art by Brom, the Gemstone Mine showcases the artistic legacy associated with the Dominaria Remastered collection. Collectors often seek this card to complete their set collections, appreciating the foil finish that catches the light in a way that standard versions do not. The rarity designation of Rare ensures that it remains a sought-after component for those building comprehensive libraries. For investors and hobbyists alike, the combination of a beloved land card, a renowned artist, and the prestige of the Remastered series creates a compelling piece for any display. Whether you are looking to enhance your collection with a beautiful foil card or seeking a specific piece for your deck-building needs, this product provides the quality and authenticity collectors demand. The Gemstone Mine stands out not just for its utility at the table, but for its aesthetic appeal as a standalone collectible item within the broader Magic: The Gathering universe.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Gemstone Mine
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Rare
Brom
Card Stock
English
Foil
Land
Card Text
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This land enters with three mining counters on it. {T}, Remove a mining counter from this land: Add one mana of any color. If there are no mining counters on this land, sacrifice it.
FAQ
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What is the Gemstone Mine card in Magic: The Gathering?
Gemstone Mine is a rare land card from the 2023 Dominaria Remastered set that enters with three mining counters. Players can tap it to add one mana of any color by removing a counter, sacrificing the card once the counters are gone.
Who created the artwork for the Gemstone Mine foil card?
The artwork for the Gemstone Mine in Dominaria Remastered was created by the renowned artist Brom, whose style is highly regarded in the Magic: The Gathering community.
Why is the foil version of Gemstone Mine popular among collectors?
The foil version of Gemstone Mine is popular due to its shimmering finish, which distinguishes it from the standard print run. Collectors often seek it out to complete their Dominaria Remastered set or to add a visually striking land to their library.
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