The 1996 Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour Collector Set version of Fountain of Youth, a foundational artifact card from the game's early era.
Fountain of Youth
1996 • Magic: The Gathering • Pro Tour Collector Set
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This product focuses on the card titled Fountain of Youth, identified by the catalog number shr98sb. As an artifact, it provides a reliable source of life gain, a mechanic that proved essential in early Constructed formats and continues to be recognized by veteran players. Collectors often seek out cards from the Pro Tour Collector Set due to their historical significance in the evolution of the trading card game. The card number shr98sb distinguishes this print from standard expansions, making it a notable entry for those documenting the game's history. Whether you are building a historical archive or simply appreciate the design of early 90s TCG artifacts, this card offers a tangible connection to the game's competitive roots. The Pro Tour Collector Set remains a cornerstone for understanding the development of card mechanics and tournament culture. By focusing on the product's identity and era, collectors can appreciate its place in the broader narrative of Magic: The Gathering.
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Fountain of Youth
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Daniel Gelon
Card Stock
English
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Artifact
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{2}, {T}: You gain 1 life.
The Fountain had stood in the town square for centuries, but only the pigeons knew its secret.