2001 700 cards

Seventh Edition

700 cards · core set · released April 11, 2001

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7ed

Difficulty: 5/5 to complete
Avg Card Value: $23.05; Market average
Top Card: City of Brass; $33.51
Rarity Tier: Moderate

Overview

Seventh Edition is a Magic: The Gathering core set in the Core Set block, released April 11, 2001 with 700 cards. Use the checklist below to track which cards you own, and scan any Seventh Edition card with Tappr to read a Scryfall market estimate synced about every 24 hours.

Best for

collectors who already know edition premiums
people completing or pricing Seventh Edition (700 cards, code 7ed)
singles buyers focused on Seventh Edition / City

Skip if

you will not check edition/treatment and still want “NM mythic” prices
you want a tiny master set — this product is wide; budget special frames separately

Common mistakes

On Seventh Edition, the usual miss is pricing by card name alone without edition (Alpha/Beta/Unlimited/Revised). Money still clusters around Seventh Edition / City; treating the whole list like one price tier is how people overpay bulk. Also: Seventh Edition (2001, early Magic) gets mixed into lots that are not the same product — match set code 7ed before the art.

What to check first

First: edition line, authenticity, then condition. On Seventh Edition / City, do condition under light before grade talk. Then use the Seventh Edition checklist for gaps — sealed is not a plan for the expensive row.

Top of the chart

Most valuable cards

The most valuable card in Seventh Edition in the latest synced snapshot is City of Brass, with a Scryfall market estimate around $33.51. Other standout cards include Birds of Paradise and Caltrops.

Full Collection

Cards from Seventh Edition

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Tips to finish the set

To complete Seventh Edition you'll need all 700 cards. Start with the commons and uncommons — they're cheap and fill most of the checklist — then chase the rares and mythics. Scanning as you sort lets Tappr flag the Seventh Edition cards still missing from your collection.

Step by step

How to Complete This Set

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Scan your Seventh Edition cards with Tappr to identify every printing
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Read the 24-hour market estimate for each card, including foils
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Prioritize chase cards like City of Brass
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Save scanned cards to your Seventh Edition checklist to see what's missing

Scan with the app

Point Tappr at any Seventh Edition card and it identifies the exact printing and collector number, then shows a Scryfall market estimate synced about every 24 hours — not a live listing, and not a price guide you have to type into. Every scan can be saved straight into your digital Seventh Edition binder.

FAQ

Common questions

01 How many cards are in Seventh Edition?

Seventh Edition contains 700 cards in the main set (708 including variants and special printings). It was released April 11, 2001.

02 What is the most valuable card in Seventh Edition?

City of Brass is currently the most valuable Seventh Edition card, trading around $33.51 in near-mint condition. Prices move constantly — scan your copy with Tappr for a Scryfall market estimate synced about every 24 hours.

03 When was Seventh Edition released?

Seventh Edition was released April 11, 2001 (2001) as a Magic: The Gathering core set.

04 How do I check Seventh Edition card prices?

Open Tappr, scan the card, and it recognizes the exact Seventh Edition printing and shows a Scryfall market estimate synced about every 24 hours. You can also browse this page's card list for a full Seventh Edition price overview.

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