Conjured Currency
~$0.27 low · ~$0.51 high
Blue. Enchantment
Return to Ravnica #33 · Illustrated by Steve Argyle
Return to Ravnica #33 · Illustrated by Steve ArgyleWhat is Conjured Currency worth?
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Oracle text
At the beginning of your upkeep, you may exchange control of this enchantment and target permanent you neither own nor control.
A bargain in Keyhole Downs is always too good to be true.
Format legality
The only printing of Conjured Currency
| Printing | Rarity | Non-foil | Foil | Cardmarket (EUR) | My collection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Return to Ravnica rtr #33· 2012rare· Cardmarket €0.25 · €0.49 foil | rare | $0.27 | $0.51 | €0.25€0.49 foil |
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Card details
- First printed
- 2012
- Printings
- 1
- Mana value
- 6
- EDHREC rank
- #18,481 on EDHREC (Commander popularity)
- Artist
- Steve Argyle
What the codes mean
The small print at the bottom of the Return to Ravnica card (#33).
33
- 33Collector number: this card's place in the set list. Main-set cards print it over the set's card count.
Cards from 1998 to mid-2014 print the collector number over the set's card count (like 90/383) next to the copyright line. They have no rarity letter, set code or language code: the set symbol and its colour show the set and rarity.
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Rulings (3)
2012-10-01
The exchange occurs only if Conjured Currency and the target permanent are both on the battlefield and controlled by different players when the ability resolves. In addition, the target permanent must be one you neither own nor control. If any of these things aren’t true when the ability tries to resolve, the exchange won’t happen and neither permanent will change controllers.
2012-10-01
The only legal target for Conjured Currency’s ability is a permanent both owned and controlled by another player, although it doesn’t have to be the same player. For example, a permanent owned by an opponent but controlled by your teammate (or another opponent) could be chosen as the target.
2012-10-01
You don’t necessarily have to control Conjured Currency when its ability resolves in order for the exchange to happen. If another player has gained control of Conjured Currency while the ability is on the stack, and a third player controls the target (and you don’t own it), you may choose to have those two players exchange control of the relevant permanents.
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