The 1994 Summer Magic / Edgar Island card, catalog number 295 in Magic: The Gathering's most elusive preliminary release.
Island
1994 • Magic: The Gathering • Summer Magic / Edgar
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Released in 1994, the Summer Magic / Edgar set stands as one of the most fleeting and intriguing chapters in Magic: The Gathering history. This release, identified by card number 295, features the Basic Land — Island, a fundamental component for any blue mana strategy. Unlike standard expansions, this preliminary set was distributed only to playtesters and developers, making its survival rare and its historical significance profound for dedicated enthusiasts. Collectors often seek this product to complete the unique catalog of Magic: The Gathering's early years. The card bears the distinct SUM set code and was illustrated by Mark Poole, capturing the artistic direction of that specific era. For investors and historians, items from this short-lived print run offer a tangible connection to the game's development phase. Building a collection around these early artifacts requires careful attention to set provenance and catalog accuracy.
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Island
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Mark Poole
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English
Basic Land — Island
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