Charcoal Diamond

Description

The Charcoal Diamond is a 2001 Magic: The Gathering artifact card from the Seventh Edition set, printed in Chinese with card number 289s. Illustrated by David Martin, this Uncommon rarity card serves as a functional mana source for Black mana production. The card enters the battlefield tapped, allowing players to tap it to add one Black mana to their mana pool. As part of the Seventh Edition core set, this release established the standard for the Magic: The Gathering trading card game during its era. The Chinese language print offers a distinct variant for collectors focusing on international releases or language-specific subsets. The card number 289s places it within the core checklist, distinguishing it from insert cards or special subsets. This Chinese language print of Charcoal Diamond is part of the Seventh Edition set. The card's simple artifact type and straightforward rules text reflect the design philosophy of core sets, prioritizing accessibility and gameplay utility. David Martin's artwork provides a visual anchor for this print run. The Charcoal Diamond 289s Chinese print is a notable entry for collectors interested in language variants or artifact cards. This product represents a specific print of the Charcoal Diamond, offering a tangible connection to the 2001 release.