Magic: The Gathering · index
The Reserved List, priced.
The Reserved List is the set of older Magic cards Wizards of the Coast has formally promised never to reprint. That fixed supply is why these cards behave like assets, and why they sit at the top of the MTG market. Below: the Reserved List ranked by reference price, refreshed hourly. Cards without a current price are omitted from the ranking.
New to it? Why the Reserved List drives card values →
Reference prices and card data from Scryfall, refreshed hourly. Prices are indicative, not offers to buy or sell. Tap any card to view it on Scryfall. An unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
Questions, answered
How does the Reserved List index work?+
It ranks the cards on Magic: The Gathering's official Reserved List by reference price, highest first. The list is rebuilt hourly from current catalog data, and cards without a current reference price are left out of the ranking. Tap any row to view that card on Scryfall.
Where do the prices come from?+
Reference prices come from free public catalog APIs (Scryfall), refreshed hourly. They are honest, indicative reference prices, not scraped marketplace listings, not private sold-transaction data, and not offers to buy or sell. Treat them as a starting point, then check a live marketplace before trading.
Is the tool free, and do I need an account?+
Yes, it is completely free and needs no account or sign-up. The full ranked Reserved List index is open to everyone with no paywall.
What is the Reserved List, and which games does this cover?+
The Reserved List is the set of older Magic: The Gathering cards Wizards of the Coast has formally promised never to reprint, that fixed supply is why they behave like assets. This index covers Magic specifically; the Reserved List is a Magic-only policy and does not apply to other trading card games.