The 2005 Salvat edition of the Magic: The Gathering Basic Land Swamp, identified by card number A22 in the Spanish-language print run.
Swamp
2005 • Magic: The Gathering • Salvat 2005
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Description
This Magic: The Gathering trading card is the Swamp, a Basic Land card designated as A22 in the Salvat 2005 set. Produced in 2005, this Spanish-language edition features artwork by Larry Elmore and is classified as a Common rarity. The card serves as a fundamental source of black mana in gameplay, bearing the Type Line Basic Land — Swamp and a Mana Value of 0. Collectors seeking specific variants from the Salvat series will recognize this card by its set code PSAL and its distinct Spanish text box.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Swamp
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Larry Elmore
Card Stock
Spanish
Basic Land — Swamp
Card Text
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({T}: Add {B}.)
FAQ
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What is the card number for Swamp in the Salvat 2005 set?
The card number for Swamp in the Salvat 2005 set is A22. It is part of the PSAL set code designation used for this Spanish-language release.
Who is the artist for the Salvat 2005 Swamp card?
The artist credited for the Swamp card in the 2005 Salvat set is Larry Elmore. His illustration appears on this Common rarity Basic Land.
Is the Salvat 2005 Swamp a foil card?
The provided catalog data indicates this is a Common variant without a specified foil or special treatment variation. It is a standard non-foil card from the Spanish-language print run.
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