Identify and acquire the Mountain basic land card from the historic 1996 Magic: The Gathering Introductory Two-Player Set, a cornerstone of the franchise's history.
Mountain
1996 • Magic: The Gathering • Introductory Two-Player Set
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Description
Identified by card number 62 and set code ITP, this basic land card is essential for understanding the evolution of the TCG's design language. As a Common rarity, it represents the accessible entry point into the world of collectible card games, offering a tangible connection to the hobby's origins. For investors and set builders, this piece holds significance not just for its gameplay utility but for its role in establishing the iconic red mana symbol. The card features art by Douglas Shuler, a notable contributor to the early aesthetic of the brand. Collectors often seek out complete runs of the Introductory Two-Player Set to preserve the history of how the game was first taught to new players. Whether you are completing a historical collection or simply appreciate the foundational elements of the game, this Mountain card remains a key identifier for any serious assemblage of early Magic memorabilia. It stands as a quiet but vital witness to the game's explosive growth in the mid-90s.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Mountain
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Douglas Shuler
Card Stock
English
Basic Land — Mountain
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