Schreier, Jason (25 December 2016)
The card was graded in a Near-Mint/Mint 8 condition by Certified Guaranty Company, and ultimately went on to sell at auction for $137,500
The Future Ultimately, whether or not Decree of Silence manages to hold its eye-watering new price tag comes down to how well it does in Premodern
Here, presented in order of likely upside, are my picks for the cards in Magic Origins most likely to reward timely speculation, with all target prices assumed to be possible during 2015 unless otherwise noted: 1
PS Platinum Secret Rare QCSE Quarter Century Secret Rare Forbidden Forbidden Royal Oppression X TRAP Continuous Either player can pay 800 Life Points to negate the Special Summon of a monster(s), and/or an effect that Special Summons a monster(s), and destroy those cards