The 1995 Magic: The Gathering Ice Age Island card (number 369), a foundational Basic Land for TCG collectors and deck builders.
Island
1995 • Magic: The Gathering • Ice Age
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Released in 1995 as part of the Ice Age expansion, this Magic: The Gathering trading card game card features the fundamental Basic Land Island. Identified by card number 369 and the set code ICE, it serves as a core component for players constructing their decks. As a Basic Land, it provides the blue mana identity essential for casting spells associated with that color. Collectors value this piece for its historical significance within the early years of the game. The 1995 release represents a pivotal era for the hobby, establishing the groundwork for future expansions. While it holds a Common rarity, its status as a Basic Land ensures it remains a staple in countless configurations. For enthusiasts completing the Ice Age set or seeking reliable resources for gameplay, this card is a necessary acquisition. By offering access to a wide range of vintage and modern TCG items, the platform helps hobbyists find the specific cards they need. Whether you are an investor looking at the history of the Ice Age series or a player preparing for a casual game, this product fits your requirements. ## Sources
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Island
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Anson Maddocks
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English
Basic Land — Island
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