Now's the time to check your Magic: The Gathering card folders, because the 2024 Standard rotation is expected to have an impact on both meta and secondary market card prices. Of each of the four sets leaving the format in 2024, these are the most pricey MTG cards you might want to cash in before the rotation ends.
The most expensive cards from Bloomburrow
The MTG chase cards from MID were an additional booster called Double Feature. The Draft booster packs also included cards from VOW. Only The Meathook Massacre and Adeline, Resplendent Cathar held a value above $20. Despite the lack of high value, there are still a solid number of cards in the $5 to $10 range via lands like Haunted Ridge and double-sided cards like Poppet Stitcher.
Part two of the Innistrad block was Crimson Vow. Toxrille, the Corrosive Double Feature foil, was the most expensive MTG card in the set. But VOW had more mid-priced cards that held their value.
Chase cards via NEO were the Neon variants of Hidetsugu, Devouring Chaos, with Red being the most valuable at an estimated value of $850-$900.
