This rare star foil variant of Evacuation from the 2005 Ninth Edition set offers collectors a distinctive finish for their Magic: The Gathering collections.
Evacuation
2005 • Magic: The Gathering • Ninth Edition
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Collectors of Magic: The Gathering often seek out special finishes to enhance their library, and this star foil version of Evacuation from the 2005 Ninth Edition release is a notable entry. Identified by card number 75★, this rare instant card allows players to return all creatures to their owners' hands, providing a powerful board control option within the game's mechanics. The foil treatment gives the card a unique visual appeal that distinguishes it from standard prints, making it a prized item for those building comprehensive sets or focusing on parallel variants. As part of the Ninth Edition, this card represents a foundational era for the trading card game, appealing to both nostalgic players and serious investors in TCG memorabilia. The combination of its strategic gameplay utility and its aesthetic rarity makes this piece a significant addition for any dedicated Magic: The Gathering enthusiast looking to complete their Ninth Edition collection or expand their foil holdings.
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Evacuation
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Rob Alexander
Card Stock
English
Foil
{3}{U}{U}
Instant
U
Card Text
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Return all creatures to their owners' hands.
Which is more unsettling: the roar of battle or the silence that follows?