The 2006 Vintage Championship Mox Pearl is a rare Magic: The Gathering artifact card from the Vintage Championship set, featuring unique tournament-winning flavor text.
Mox Pearl
2006 • Magic: The Gathering • Vintage Championship
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Description
The 2006 Vintage Championship Mox Pearl stands as a distinct entry within the Magic: The Gathering catalog, blending the iconic utility of the Mox Pearl with the prestige of a major competitive event. Released in 2006, this card belongs to the Vintage Championship subset, designated by the set code OVNT and card number 2006. Unlike standard printings, this version carries specific flavor text that reads, "2006 Vintage Championship Winner," marking it as a commemorative piece tied to the pinnacle of the game's vintage format. As an Artifact with a mana cost of zero, the card functions identically to its standard counterpart by tapping to add one white mana. However, its value to collectors lies in its provenance and design context. The card features artwork by Volkan Baǵa, whose style defines the visual identity of the Vintage Championship release. For TCG enthusiasts, this card represents a tangible link to the competitive history of Magic: The Gathering, appealing to those who collect tournament memorabilia alongside traditional card collections. The Mox Pearl, already a staple in many decks for its efficiency, gains an additional layer of interest when printed with tournament-specific flavor text. This makes it a desirable addition for investors and hobbyists looking to diversify their Magic: The Gathering holdings with cards that tell a story beyond the rules text. The card remains a sought-after piece for those who appreciate the intersection of competitive play and collectible artistry, offering a unique way to honor the legacy of the 2006 championship event.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Mox Pearl
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Rare
Volkan Baǵa
Card Stock
English
{0}
Artifact
Card Text
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{T}: Add {W}.
2006 Vintage Championship Winner
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What is the significance of the flavor text on the 2006 Vintage Championship Mox Pearl?
The flavor text "2006 Vintage Championship Winner" distinguishes this card from standard printings, linking it directly to the top player of that year's major tournament. This makes it a commemorative piece rather than just a functional card.
Who is the artist for the 2006 Vintage Championship Mox Pearl?
The artwork for this card was created by Volkan Baǵa, whose illustrations define the visual style of the Vintage Championship subset released in 2006.
How does the 2006 Vintage Championship Mox Pearl function in gameplay?
Functionally, it is identical to the standard Mox Pearl. It is a zero-mana Artifact that can be tapped to add one white mana to your mana pool, maintaining the classic efficiency of the Mox series.
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