Summary

• Commander decks can hold significant value if left unopened due to rarity and exclusivity of the cards inside.
• Unique themes and powerful abilities in the decks make them desirable for collectors and players alike.
• Carefully storing and preserving sealed Commander decks can help maintain their market value over time.

Have you ever bought something and let it sit around for a bit before opening it? Depending on how long you’ve been sitting on some of these 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Magic: The Gathering precon⛄s🐭tructed Commander decks, you might have a fairly valuable deck on your hands.

Commander decks are fun to collect and play with, often they’re jammed ful🍬l of cards that are hard to find otherwise, while still providing a healthy number of staples for many Commander decks. If you’re looking to pick up or even sell one, a sealed Commander deck, it’s helpful to know what you could be looking at value-wise so we grabbed the m🌌ost expensive of them from TCGplayer.com as a guide.

The thing to keep in mind with these values is that they are for sealed products in relativity or very good condition. Even if you have one of these decks sti🌺ll sealed there’s no guarantee you’ll get the market value for them.

Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40,000 - Necron Dynasties Commander Deck (Collector's Edition)

Unopened - $202.06

The Warhammer 40,000 Commander decks arꦉe an absolute delight for those of us who dive into multiple fandoms and hobbꦓies, with the Necron Dynasties one being particularly cool among the four preconstructed decks. This deck happens to be mono-black, a divergence from the other Commander decks which are all three colored decks to better represent their galactic empires.

The Necrons are one of the stranger factions from the Warhammer 40,000 universe, being much older than every other species currently vying for power. There are 42 completely original cards in the deck, not including ten tokens that are also exclusive to bundle. There are currently no plans to reprint these cards as a Universes Within variant, so the only way to get t𒁃hem are from the preconstructed decks or from the secondary market.

Bumping up theᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ price quite a bit is the fact that this version of the deck is the Collector’s Edition version, which comes with quite a few differences from the standard pack. Not only does the deck have new packaging, a sleek black box, but it also introdu🦋ced the surge foiling process, which has become a signature foiling process for Universes Beyond products. This is the only way to get a surge foil version of any of the Warhammer 40,000 cards, making them particularly valued among collectors.

Commander 2016 Deck - Breed Lethality

Unopened - $284.13

A few years after the official adoption of Commander as a Magic: The Gathering format, the Commander 2016 Breed Lethality took the power of the preconstructed decks to a whole new level. The new twist with these decks is th⛦at they are based on completely new legendary creatures from familiar planes, all with a four-color identity.

The Breed Lethality deck is particularly good since it introduces the Phyrexian Angel Atraxa, with her original card, Atraxa, Praetors’ Voice. This deck combines green, white, blue, and black, each one representing a different color of a Praetor from New Phyrexia, only missing red since Urabrask is a rare Phyrexian who values independence and freedom rather 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:than the single-minded expansion ꧑of Phyrexia.

The deck is designed around +1/+1 counters, which works with Atraℱxa’s static ability to give you a proliferation trigger at the end of your turn. It quickly became evident that you can build Atraxa, Praetors’ Voice around any type of counter, including poison and planeswalker loyalty counters, making her one of the more power𝔉ful legendary creatures in the game.

Commander 2017 Deck - Draconic Domination

Unopened - $361.08

As if Wizards of the Coast was looking to one-up itself over the 2016 Commander release, the 2017 Commander decks were designed with an exceptionally powerful mechani♏c, eminence. Led by The Ur-Dragon, an ancient and massive Dragon born from the dawn ofꦺ time and from it all other Dragons across the Multiverse are born from.

The Ur-Dragon’s eminence ability is a passive ability word that works from either the battlefield or while your commander is in the Command Zone. So long as The Ur-Dragon is in either one of these zones, your other Dra𒉰gon spells cost one less gene๊ric mana to cast. Th🅺is effect can be a huge boost to your kindred Dragon deck, effectively accelerating you up a land drop.

Sometimes this deck can feel like a numbers game, cause much of the deck is designed around getting to nine mana as quickly as possible, with access to all five colors, so you can drop The Ur-Dragon and then start attacking to trigger its attack effect. Even so, the sheer popularity of Dragons in Magic and the number of valuable and original🦹 cards in the deck makes the Draconic D♍omination deck a highly sought-after deck.

Commander 2017 Deck - Vampiric Bloodlust

Unopened - $423.74

For as good as the Draconic Domination deck is, the Vampiric Bloodlust deck is by far the best deck from the cycle. Edgar Marko💫v takes the lead in this deck, the Vampire grandfather of Sorin Markov. Like the other commanders from 2017’s Commander release, Edgar comes with an incredibly powerful eminence ability, one that helps establish an incredibly powerful board state very quickly.

Anytime you cast another Vampire spell, Edgar gives you a 1/1 black Vampire token, turning your Vampire creatures into two-for-ones creature-wise. This effect along makes Edgar one of if not the premiere kindred Vampire commander, especially since it gives you access to red, white, and black colors, the ones that Vampire💟s are primarily in.

The other exceptiona𓆏lly good card to come in the deck is Teferi’s Protection, one of the best spells to dodge practically every effect in Magic that could be detrimental to you. This three-mana spell stops your life total from changing and everything you control phases out of the game until your next turn, rendering you all but untouchable. This card is still worth a good amount of money despite being reprinted several times over the years.

Commander - Heavenly Inferno Deck

Unopened - $428.99

From the first run of p𒆙reconstructed Commander decks, the Heavenly Inferno deck combines three of Magic’s favorite kindred types under one Commander. Kaalia of the Vast leads this deck as a red, white, and black commander, one that unites Angels, Demons, and Drago🧔ns together under one banner.

Kaalia herself is relatively weak all things considered, shes a four-mana 2/2 creature with flying. She’s able to counter this weakness with an incredible ability. Anytime she attacks an opponent, you get to put either an Angle, Demon, or Dragon creature from your hand into play, tapped and attacking thᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚat same opponent.

You can attack with a Kaalia on turn four or five, and then drop an Akroma, Angel of Wrath or an Ancient Copper Dragon to attack alongside her. While fragile, this deck is impossibly powerful is not dealt with immediately. Even if you are disrupted early, you have a deck lꦬoaded up with some of the strongest creatures from across Magic’s history to close a game out with.

Much of this deck’s value comes from the age of the deck.꧋ This set comes from the original Commander preconstructed decks from 2011 which is around 13 years old at this point, making it much less likely anyone will have an unopened version of this deck ly🌊ing around, much less one in a good condition.