The 2017 Magic Online Promos Accumulated Knowledge foil card, featuring iconic artwork by David Palumbo and the card number 59641.
Accumulated Knowledge
2017 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic Online Promos
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The 2017 Magic Online Promos Accumulated Knowledge foil card (number 59641) is a distinctive piece for Magic: The Gathering collectors. Designed by David Palumbo, this foil treatment highlights the card's status as a sought-after promotional item. The card is an Instant with a mana cost of {1}{U}, allowing players to draw cards based on the number of copies in graveyards, making it a strategic asset in gameplay. Collectors often seek this card for its unique promotional origin and the artist's renowned style. The foil finish adds a layer of visual appeal, distinguishing it from standard prints. This product appeals to investors and hobbyists alike, who value the historical context of Magic Online promotions. Understanding the card's mechanics and rarity enhances its collectible value. Whether for completion or investment, this card represents a notable entry in the 2017 promotional releases.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Accumulated Knowledge
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
David Palumbo
Card Stock
English
Foil
{1}{U}
Instant
U
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Draw a card, then draw cards equal to the number of cards named Accumulated Knowledge in all graveyards.
"Learn not only from the failures of the past, but also from its triumphs." —Isperia