Moss Diamond

Description

The Moss Diamond (card number 309★) is a distinct artifact card featured in Magic: The Gathering's Seventh Edition, released in 2001. As an uncommon print with a foil finish, this card offers collectors a visually appealing addition to any organized collection of the set. Designed by artist David Martin, the card is part of the foundational 7ED release that helped define the early 2000s trading card landscape. Functionally, Moss Diamond serves as a versatile resource generator within the game. With a mana cost of {2} and a mana value of 2, it provides an efficient way for players to access green mana. The card enters the battlefield tapped, requiring players to strategize its timing to support mana curves and spell casting. Its green color identity makes it particularly relevant for decks focusing on creature growth, enchantments, or land destruction strategies common in that era. For collectors, the Seventh Edition remains a significant milestone in Magic history, known for its standardized card frame and widespread distribution. The foil treatment on this uncommon card adds a layer of desirability for those who appreciate the tactile and visual qualities of foil prints. Whether you are building a complete set of Seventh Edition cards or seeking specific artifacts for your collection, the Moss Diamond represents a classic piece of Magic: The Gathering lore and gameplay. Its straightforward design and reliable function make it a recognizable and respected component of the game's vast history. By focusing on catalog-level details, we help collectors understand the identity and context of each card they acquire. The Moss Diamond stands as a testament to the strategic depth and artistic variety that Magic has offered since its inception.