Core Set · Classic Sixth Edition

Illicit Auction

190/351 • rare • illus. Scott Kirschner

A near-mint Illicit Auction #190 from Classic Sixth Edition (Magic: The Gathering) is worth about £3.67.

Market value

£3.67

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Near Mint

£3.67

Lightly Played

£3.59

Heavily Played

£3.26

Moderately Played

£3.16

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About Illicit Auction

Illicit Auction (card #190) is a rare card from the Classic Sixth Edition set in the Magic: The Gathering Trading Card Game. It is the 190th of 351 cards in the base set. It carries a rarity of rare, which determines how often it appears in booster packs. The Classic Sixth Edition set belongs to the Core Set series and was released in 1999. Its artwork was illustrated by Scott Kirschner. Based on live market data, a near-mint copy is currently valued at around £3.67 on The TCG OS. Track its full price history, compare raw and graded values, browse other printings, and find live listings below.

Card details

Set: Classic Sixth Edition
Number: #190 of 351
Rarity: rare
Artist: Scott Kirschner
Year: 1999
Game: Magic: The Gathering
Market value: £3.67 (near-mint)

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Card details

Type: Sorcery
Mana cost: {3}{R}{R}
Mana value: 5
Colours: R
Rarity: rare
Artist: Scott Kirschner
Released: 21 Apr 1999

Oracle text

Each player may bid life for control of target creature. You start the bidding with a bid of 0. In turn order, each player may top the high bid. The bidding ends if the high bid stands. The high bidder loses life equal to the high bid and gains control of the creature. (This effect lasts indefinitely.)