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Secrets of Strixhaven Price Guide | CardIntel

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Magic2 tracked cards

Secrets of Strixhaven market guide.

A set-level view of price coverage, top cards, and latest movement based on the data currently available in CardIntel.

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Lead card

Lorehold, the Historian

#284 · mythic

$299.99

+0.0%

Cards tracked

Priced coverage

100%

2 cards

History coverage

100%

2 cards

Average value

$174.99

Top cards

Highest-value names in Secrets of Strixhaven

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Lorehold, the Historian

#284 · mythic

$299.99

+0.0%

Lorehold, the Historian

#201 · mythic

$49.99

+0.0%

Set state

Highest observed price$299.99

Lowest observed price$49.99

Latest update3/17/2026, 5:02:46 AM

Rarity profile

mythic2

Latest movers

Lorehold, the Historian

#284 · mythic

$299.99

+0.0%

Lorehold, the Historian

#201 · mythic

$49.99

+0.0%

Methodology

Prices on this page reflect the latest tracked value in our system, which can come from reference snapshots, historical aggregates, or other supported evidence layers. If a card does not have usable coverage yet, it shows a dash rather than a fabricated number.