MTG Double Masters 2022 cards worth a lot of money

Card prices from 2X2 set hold firm a year later.
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The Magic: The Gathering Double Masters 2022 set contains many reprints, including popular planeswalkers like Wren and Six, while giving older cards like Imperial Seal a first-time reprint. 

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The Double Masters 2022 (2X2) set was specifically designed to reprint powerful Magic cards, providing cards to formats like Commander, Modern, Vintage, Pioneer, and Legacy at a more reasonable price. It was also meant to have a playable set full of older cards that can get drafted via Limited 2X2 Draft events. Over 300 cards are contained within the MTG set, showcasing new art via booster fun treatments, first-time reprints, and rarity changes.

Top Double Masters 2022 card prices

Almost a year since Double Masters 2022 launched, and the overall set has a value of around $1,000, according to MTGGoldfish. Heading into the release of Commander Masters, many of the top-priced cards from the Double Masters 2022 set were still retaining their value. All card prices for 2X2 are subject to change and are determined through multiple MTG price sites like MTGGoldfish, MTGStocks, and TCGPlayer.

From planeswalkers to spells and Enchantments, here are the best Double Masters 2022 cards to pull from a booster pack worth money. 

Imperial Seal

Rarely seen played in competitive or casual MTG games, Imperial Seal was first printed in the Portal Three Kings set. Getting its first reprint in the Double Masters 2022 set, Commander players are creating a wide variety of decks to slot in the Black Sorcery speed spell.

The original Portal Three Kings version of Imperial Seal is almost $1,700. No 2X2 variations are worth that much but there are two variants priced at over $100.

  • Borderless foil-etched: Around $115
  • Borderless foil: Around $100
  • Foil: $83
  • Non-foil borderless: Around $80
  • Regular: $76

Mana Vault

Mana Vault is a popular MTG Artifact often played within the Commander and Vintage formats. The Artifact has seen dozen of reprints over the years, ranging in price from $50 to $300. The Artifacts Alpha version is worth around $5,200 and the Beta version is priced at $2,550.

  • Borderless foil: $77 to $80
  • Foil-etched: $85 to $90
  • Foil: $52
  • Non-foil borderless: $56
  • Regular: $41

Cavern of Souls

Played in the MTG Commander, Modern, and Legacy formats, Cavern of Souls is a popular land that has been reprinted several times. The Land has several variations that are priced at over $100, but not from the Double Masters 2022 set.

  • Foil-etched: Around $75
  • Borderless foil: Around $60
  • Foil: $58
  • Non-foil borderless: Around $60
  • Regular: $51

Dockside Extortionist

The infamous goblin pirate originally printed in Commander 2019 is getting a first-time reprint in Double Masters 2022. Regular versions of the original Dockside Extortionist were almost $80 but have fallen to around $60. Dockside Extortionist also had its rarity changed from Rare to Mythic Rare.

  • Foil-etched: Around $120
  • Borderless foil: Around $80
  • Foil: $75
  • Non-foil borderless: $65
  • Regular: $59 to $62

Wrenn and Six

Six has officially retired to the afterlife within the Magic Multiverse, but the planeswalker duo is alive and well in the Modern format. Played in formats like Modern, Vintage, and Commander, the planeswalker has a textured foil version worth over $100.

  • Textured foil: Around $100
  • Foil-etched: Around $70
  • Borderless foil: Around $70
  • Foil: $56
  • Non-foil borderless: Around $60
  • Regular: $45

Force of Negation

Initially printed in Modern Horizons 2, Force of Negation is getting new art and treatments within the Double Masters 2022 set. The Instant spell is popular within the MTG Legacy, Modern, Vintage, and Commander formats but has never had a borderless version until now.

  • Borderless foil: Around $40
  • Foil-etched: $40 to $45
  • Foil: $31
  • Non-foil borderless: $37 to $40
  • Regular: $32

Smothering Tithe

Smothering Tithe was a popular Enchantment first printed in Ravnica Allegiance that sees gameplay within the Commander format. The artwork is also commonly used as a meme for corporate greed.

  • Borderless foil: Around $40
  • Foil-etched: Around $35
  • Foil: $27
  • Non-foil borderless: $30 to $35
  • Regular: $24 to $25

Kozilek, Butcher of Truth

The Eldrazi return in Double Masters 2022 with deep pockets via Kozilek, Butcher of Truth. Sporting the new textured foil look, the Eldrazi had an estimated value of over $100 but has since fallen to around $80.

  • Textured foil: Around $70
  • Borderless foil: $34 to $40
  • Foil-etched: Around $30
  • Foil: $20
  • Regular: $27 to $28

Phyrexian Altar

Similar to Mana Vault, Phytrexian Altar is a popular mana rock Artifact that hasn’t been reprinted numerous times. The Artifact is popular within the MTG Commander format, and its highest-priced version is from Invasion at around $400.

  • Borderless foil: Around $28
  • Foil-etched: $30 to $35
  • Foil: $25
  • Non-foil borderless: $25
  • Regular: $24

Mana Drain

Image of wizard casting spell from Mana Drain Double Masters 2022 MTG card
Mana Drain borderless

Mana Drain is a popular Blue MTG Instant spell that was originally printed as an Uncommon in Legends. The Instant spell is most often played in Commander decks like Lord of the Nazgul and Urza, Lord High Artificer.

  • Foil-etched: Around $75
  • Borderless foil: Around $60
  • Foil: $46
  • Borderless non-foil: $45
  • Regular: $40

Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre

Image of legendary Eldrazi on Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre borderless Commander Masters 2022 MTG card
Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre borderless

Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre is a legendary Eldrazi that was reprinted in the Commander Masters set through the Eldrazi Unbound Precon deck. The Eldrazi was also printed through the Modern Masters 2015 set.

  • Foil-etched: Around $30
  • Textured foil: Around $30
  • Borderless foil: $27
  • Foil: $27
  • Regular: $25

Sensei’s Divining Top

Image of top through Sensei's Divining Top in 2X2 MTG set
Sensei’s Divining Top foil-etched

Sensei’s Divining Top is an Artifact that hasn’t seen a reprint in many moons. The most expensive version of the Artifact is a foil variant from Champions of Kamigawa, priced at around $190.

  • Borderless foil: Around $38
  • Foil-etched: Around $38
  • Foil: $24
  • Regular: $22

Food Chain

Image of creatures going after food in tree through Food Chain 2X2 MTG card
Food Chain foil-etched

Often played in the Commander format, Food Chain is a Green Enchantment getting its first foil-etched treatment within the Double Masters 2022 set. The most expensive variant of the Enchantment is valued at around $400, from the Mercadian Masques set.

  • Foil-etched: Around $35
  • Foil: $21
  • Regular: $19 to $20

All images via WotC, Magic: The Gathering.

Update July 7 at 11am CT: All Double Masters 2022 prices were updated for the official release.

Update March 4 at 11:30am CT: All Double Masters 2022 card prices were updated.

Update July 19 at 12pm CT: All Double Masters 2022 card prices were updated heading into the launch of Commander Masters set.

Update July 29 11am CT: All Double Masters 2022 card prices were updated following the launch of Commander Masters set.


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