Magic Player Rewards 2005
Magic Player Rewards 2005 (p05) is a mainline Magic: The Gathering set (Magic Player Rewards) from 2005-01-01 with 6 catalogued printings. Psychatog near $26.85 anchors current chase interest. Median reference $7.67 across priced printings. Cactaur aggregates rarity splits, chase links, and a completion value snapshot so collectors and future sellers share one factual set index keyed to magic:en:p05.
What is Magic Player Rewards 2005?
Magic Player Rewards 2005 sits in the Magic Player Rewards slice of the Magic: The Gathering catalog, dated 2005-01-01 in our catalog. Notable market references include Psychatog, Mana Leak, Fireball. Priced printings center around a $7.67 median snapshot. Catalog key magic:en:p05 powers this hub: rarity counts, chase links, and a full card table so you can plan singles purchases or future marketplace bids with the same data Cactaur uses on card pages.
What is Magic Player Rewards 2005?
Magic Player Rewards 2005 is catalogued as a mainline Magic: The Gathering set under slug p05. Cactaur lists 6 printings compared with an official count of 6, pulling rarity, artwork, and market references from our ingest pipeline. Set pages complement card detail pages by showing how chase cards rank within the entire pool and how rarities stack for completionists.
When was Magic Player Rewards 2005 released?
Magic Player Rewards 2005 carries a 2005-01-01 release date in Cactaur metadata with 6 official cards. Actual print runs vary by region; Japanese and English releases may differ by a few weeks. Our 6 indexed printings include variants when providers expose them, which can exceed the number printed on booster packaging.
What are the chase cards in Magic Player Rewards 2005?
Top of the Magic Player Rewards 2005 market snapshot: Psychatog, Mana Leak, Fireball, Terror. These names anchor most sealed-to-singles arbitrage math; verify holo/reverse variants on each card page before you buy. Magic Player Rewards 2005 is indexed under slug p05 in the Cactaur Magic: The Gathering catalog.
How much is Magic Player Rewards 2005 worth?
Adding priced singles yields a $59.47 rough index across 6 printings (low $3.54, median $7.67, high $26.85). That sum is not a sealed-box price—it is a catalog thought experiment for set completion at near-mint references. Magic Player Rewards 2005 is indexed under slug p05 in the Cactaur Magic: The Gathering catalog.
How do you complete Magic Player Rewards 2005?
Booster-set completion for Magic Player Rewards 2005 usually means opening product, trading duplicates, and buying missing holos. Use related sets below to spot overlapping trainers or energy cards that reduce spend. Magic Player Rewards 2005 is indexed under slug p05 in the Cactaur Magic: The Gathering catalog.
Chase cards
Rarity breakdown
| Rare | 6 |
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All cards in Magic Player Rewards 2005
Related sets
- Magic Player Rewards 2011 (2011-01-01)
- Magic Player Rewards 2010 (2010-01-01)
- Magic Player Rewards 2009 (2009-01-01)
- Magic Player Rewards 2008 (2008-01-01)
FAQ
How many cards are in Magic Player Rewards 2005?
Cactaur indexes 6 printings in Magic Player Rewards 2005; official count is 6. Variant or promo printings can push the indexed total above the number on the booster box.
When did Magic Player Rewards 2005 release?
Magic Player Rewards 2005 shows a catalog release date of 2005-01-01 for this English Magic: The Gathering entry. Magic Player Rewards 2005 is indexed under slug p05 in the Cactaur Magic: The Gathering catalog.
What is the most expensive card in Magic Player Rewards 2005?
Psychatog leads references around $26.85 in our latest snapshot. Prices change with condition and market volume. Magic Player Rewards 2005 is indexed under slug p05 in the Cactaur Magic: The Gathering catalog.
Is Magic Player Rewards 2005 good for beginners?
Magic Player Rewards 2005 works for collectors who already know Magic Player Rewards. Beginners may prefer a starter deck before chasing rare pulls from this set.
Where can I track Magic Player Rewards 2005 prices?
Use this Cactaur set page for a snapshot, then open individual card pages for ongoing market references. Future marketplace features will anchor off the same data attributes on each row.