This is a 2011 Magic: The Gathering Basic Land — Mountain card from the Magic Premiere Shop 2011 set, numbered 4 in Japanese.
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic Premiere Shop 2011
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The Magic Premiere Shop 2011 Mountain is a Basic Land card identified by set code PMPS11 and card number 4. Released in 2011, this Japanese language print features artwork by Adam Paquette. It carries a Common rarity designation within the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. The card type is listed as Basic Land — Mountain with a mana value of 0 and a color identity of R. ## What is the set code for the 2011 Magic Premiere Shop Mountain? The set code for this card is PMPS11, which distinguishes it from other Mountain prints in the Magic: The Gathering catalog. ## Who is the artist for the Magic Premiere Shop 2011 Mountain card? Adam Paquette is the credited artist for the illustration on this 2011 release. ## Is this Mountain card a foil or alternate art version? The catalog data identifies this as a standard Common rarity card with a normal layout; no special treatments or alternate art variants are listed for this product identity.
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Mountain
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Adam Paquette
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Japanese
Basic Land — Mountain
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