This 2008 Magic Premiere Shop 2008 Plains card (PMPS08 #1) is a Japanese foil common featuring artwork by John Avon.
Plains
2008 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic Premiere Shop 2008
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Description
The 2008 Magic Premiere Shop 2008 Plains card (PMPS08 #1) is a Japanese-language foil common from the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by artist John Avon, this basic land card features a normal layout with a mana value of 0 and a white color identity. As a basic land type, it serves as a foundational component for constructing decks within the game's ecosystem.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Plains
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
John Avon
Card Stock
Japanese
Foil
Basic Land — Plains
Card Text
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({T}: Add {W}.)
FAQ
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What set code does the 2008 Magic Premiere Shop Plains card use?
The card uses the set code PMPS08, which stands for Magic Premiere Shop 2008. It is numbered 1 in the set's checklist.
Is this card a foil or reverse holo?
This product is for the foil version of the Plains card. The foil treatment gives it a distinct reflective finish compared to the non-foil common version.
What language is the card printed in?
The card is printed in Japanese. This makes it distinct from English-language prints of the same card number and set.
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