The 2011 Magic: The Gathering Judge Gift Card featuring the Instant spell Entomb. This rare foil card, numbered 4, is a distinct collector item from the Judge Gift Cards series.
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Judge Gift Cards 2011
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The 2011 Magic: The Gathering Judge Gift Card Entomb is a distinctive collectible from the Judge Gift Cards series. Released in 2011, this release features the card numbered 4 in the set. It is printed with a rare foil finish, distinguishing it within the Judge Gift Cards 2011 checklist. The card is an Instant with a mana cost of one black mana and a mana value of one. Its effect allows a player to search their library for any card, place it into their graveyard, and then shuffle their library. The flavor text notes that a grave is the safest place to store ill-gotten treasures. Ron Spears provided the artwork for this Magic: The Gathering trading card game card. This foil card, numbered 4 in the Judge Gift Cards 2011 set, is an Instant with a black mana cost that allows a player to search their library for a card and place it into their graveyard. The G11 set code identifies this print run. This product is a valuable addition for enthusiasts of Magic: The Gathering memorabilia and card collecting.
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Entomb
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Ron Spears
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English
Foil
{B}
Instant
B
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Search your library for a card, put that card into your graveyard, then shuffle.
A grave is the safest place to store ill-gotten treasures.
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