Urza's Mine

Description

Urza's Mine is a land card from the 1995 Magic: The Gathering Rinascimento set, identified by card number 175. Printed in the Italian language, this common rarity card was illustrated by Anson Maddocks. The card functions as an artifact land with the Urza's and Mine subtypes. It has a mana value of 0 and features a normal layout typical of the era. The card’s rules text allows the player to tap it to add one colorless mana. A specific interaction exists with other powerful artifact lands: if the player also controls an Urza's Power-Plant and an Urza's Tower, tapping Urza's Mine produces two colorless mana instead. This mechanical synergy is central to the card's identity within the Urza block. Collectors focusing on the Rinascimento expansion or vintage Magic: The Gathering trading cards often look for this print run to complete their sets or to acquire Italian language variants. As a foundational piece of the Urza block, Urza's Mine connects directly to the broader narrative of the artifact lands. The card's design and functionality have made it a recognizable element for fans of early Magic: The Gathering. The 1995 Rinascimento release of Urza's Mine is a Common land card from Magic: The Gathering. The 1995 release date places it firmly in the game's first major storyline, giving it historical weight for enthusiasts of the format's early days.