Antiquities cards: trends
The most expensive Antiquities card is Mishra's Workshop ATQ 81, worth up to €3,267.88 in November 2026. Counting every variant, all 102 Antiquities cards are worth €8,027.69, against €8,282.19 30 days ago. The biggest riser over 30 days: Urza's Mine ATQ 83c (+53% · value €9.81).
TCG Sense compares the market value of all 102 Antiquities cards with 30 days ago, every day. Only cards worth at least €1 on both dates are ranked.
Every variant of all 102 Antiquities cards, at the lowest price: €8,027.69. 30 days ago: €8,282.19. 90 days ago: €8,490.33.
The most expensive Antiquities cards
- ATQ 81 — Mishra's Workshop€3,267.88
- ATQ 43 — Candelabra of Tawnos€1,904.77
- ATQ 80d — Mishra's Factory€446.38
- ATQ 14 — Transmute Artifact€369.37
- ATQ 80b — Mishra's Factory€214.43
- ATQ 80c — Mishra's Factory€159.39
- ATQ 11 — Power Artifact€149.18
- ATQ 73 — Triskelion€144.18
- ATQ 66 — Su-Chi€110.20
- ATQ 68 — Tawnos's Coffin€106.27
The 3 Antiquities cards that gained the most value over 30 days
- ATQ 83c — Urza's Mine+53% · value €9.81
- ATQ 57 — Mishra's War Machine+47% · value €9.47
- ATQ 64 — Shapeshifter+38% · value €9.66