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The Japanese-language foil version of Island from the Magic Premiere Shop 2009 set, featuring card number 2 and artwork by Rob Alexander.

Island

2009 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic Premiere Shop 2009

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Product Overview

Description

The Magic Premiere Shop 2009 Island foil card, designated as card number 2, is a Japanese-language release from the 2009 promotional series. As a Basic Land of the Island subtype, this card functions as a foundational resource in Magic: The Gathering gameplay. Its primary function is to provide blue mana when tapped, a mechanic essential for casting spells that require blue mana costs. This print features a foil finish, distinguishing it from the non-foil common versions typically found in standard boosters. The card was illustrated by Rob Alexander, whose artwork defines the visual identity of this product. Released in 2009, the Magic Premiere Shop series served as a unique distribution channel, offering collectors items that differed from regular retail sets. The foil treatment adds a distinct tactile and visual element to this basic land, making it a notable piece for those who appreciate the production variants of early 2000s promotional releases. Collectors focusing on the Magic Premiere Shop 2009 set will find this foil Island an integral component of the checklist. The card's design remains true to the standard layout for Basic Lands, ensuring it integrates seamlessly into the broader Magic: The Gathering ecosystem while maintaining its unique promotional status. Whether used in casual play or kept as a standalone collectible, this foil card represents a specific moment in the brand's promotional history.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2009

Series

Magic Premiere Shop 2009

Card Number

#2

Featured Subject

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Featured

Island

Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Artist

Rob Alexander

Material

Card Stock

Language

Japanese

Finish

Foil

Type

Basic Land — Island

Card Text

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({T}: Add {U}.)

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FAQ

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What is the Magic Premiere Shop 2009 set?

The Magic Premiere Shop 2009 set is a promotional series released in 2009, distributed through specific retail channels rather than standard booster boxes. It features unique cards that were not available in regular packs.

What does the Island card do in Magic: The Gathering?

The Island is a Basic Land card that can be tapped to add one blue mana ({U}) to your mana pool. This resource is used to cast spells and activate abilities that have blue mana in their casting costs.

Who illustrated the Island card from this set?

The artwork for the Island card in the Magic Premiere Shop 2009 set was created by Rob Alexander. His illustration is featured on this foil promotional release.

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