Hatsune Miku comes to MTG in spring Secret Lair
Apr. 30, 2024There’s surprisingly little blue
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The contents of Secret Lair x Hatsune Miku: Sakura Superstar are:
Of the six cards in the drop, half of them are worth $5 or more even in their basic printing so you expect Miku, Lost but Singing, Miku’s Spark, and Miku, the Renowned to have particularly high resale value (that’s assuming, of course, you’d be willing to part with them). The card selection is pretty good value given the drop will set you back $29.99 for the non-foil and $39.99 for the rainbow foil.
If you’re keen to add this idol to your collection, you’ll be happy to know you don’t have to wait long. The first of theHatsune Miku Secret Lair dropswill be available May 13 through until June 2. However, you should act fast as if previous Secret Lair drops are anything to go by, you can expect this MTG Miku crossover to sell out very quickly.
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