Listings for the 1993 Limited Edition Beta Mox Emerald, card number 262 in the original Magic: The Gathering set.
Mox Emerald
1993 • Magic: The Gathering • Limited Edition Beta
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Released in 1993, the Mox Emerald holds a foundational place in the history of Magic: The Gathering as one of the original Power Nine. As card number 262 in the Limited Edition Beta set, this artifact provides players with green mana without paying a mana cost, making it a critical component for early-game acceleration. The card’s design features the artist Dan Frazier, contributing to its status as a highly sought-after piece for collectors of vintage trading card games. The Mox Emerald’s enduring appeal lies in its historical significance and its role in shaping the competitive landscape of the game’s earliest days. The Limited Edition Beta set remains one of the most iconic releases in the TCG industry, and the Mox Emerald stands out as a centerpiece for any serious collection. Its rarity and historical value make it a staple for investors and hobbyists alike. Explore the available options to find the perfect copy for your collection, whether you prefer graded slabs or raw cards. The Mox Emerald continues to be a symbol of the game’s rich legacy and enduring popularity.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Mox Emerald
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Dan Frazier
Card Stock
English
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Artifact
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FAQ
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What makes the Limited Edition Beta Mox Emerald distinct?
The Limited Edition Beta version of the Mox Emerald is distinguished by its black border and its status as one of the original 302 cards released in 1993. It is widely considered a cornerstone of the Magic: The Gathering vintage format.
Who designed the Mox Emerald card?
The artwork for the Mox Emerald in the Limited Edition Beta set was created by artist Dan Frazier. His illustration is a key identifier for collectors of this print run.
Why is the Mox Emerald highly valued by collectors?
The Mox Emerald is valued due to its historical significance as part of the original "Power Nine" cards and its utility in early Magic: The Gathering gameplay. Its limited print run and age contribute to its desirability among vintage TCG enthusiasts.
Cards Named Mox Emerald
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- 2009 · Vintage Championship#2009 · Rare · Normal
- 1993 · Collectors' Edition#262 · Rare · Normal
