Planechase Planes set symbol
Identify Planechase Planes by the unique set mark shown here (OHOP). Older frames may place related marks differently, but the information line still carries the modern set code when present.
Set code
ohop
Released
Sep 2009
Cards
40
Type
Planechase
Lookalikes & traps
Binder piles mix Planechase Planes with adjacent Standard sets. Silhouette first, then OHOP, before you trust a lot listing title. Also watch foil vs nonfoil: sheen does not change which set Planechase Planes is.
Confirm after the icon
Bottom information line should show collector number + set code OHOP (and usually a C/U/R/M rarity letter). On Planechase Planes / Goldmeadow, mismatch between listing title and OHOP is the usual bait-and-switch.
How to identify Planechase Planes cards
- 1
Start with the Planechase Planes glyph silhouette; art style alone will not separate this planechase product from guests and remasters.
- 2
Use symbol color for draft rarity on OHOP, then treat showcase/borderless as a separate finish check.
- 3
Confirm set code OHOP and the collector number on the information line under the text box.
- 4
Finish with a Tappr scan when Planechase Planes / Goldmeadow appears under multiple set codes in the same lot.
Rarity by symbol color
Modern rarity colors on the Planechase Planes symbol: black common (white only in rare one-set exceptions like Dominaria), silver uncommon, gold rare, orange/red-orange mythic. Foil, showcase, and borderless treatments keep the same rarity color — they change finish/frame, not the C/U/R/M letter.
Legend shows the modern post-Exodus palette. Pre-Exodus sets and special rarities (for example Time Spiral purple timeshifted) follow the rarity reading above — not this swatch row alone.
FAQ
What does the Planechase Planes set symbol look like?
Identify Planechase Planes by the unique set mark shown here (OHOP). Older frames may place related marks differently, but the information line still carries the modern set code when present. Reprints of Planechase Planes / Goldmeadow under other codes keep different glyphs — match the icon, then OHOP.
What is the Planechase Planes set code?
The set code is OHOP. It appears with the collector number on modern cards. If you see a different code, you are not holding the Planechase Planes printing even when the name matches.
How do I read rarity on a Planechase Planes card?
Modern rarity colors on the Planechase Planes symbol: black common (white only in rare one-set exceptions like Dominaria), silver uncommon, gold rare, orange/red-orange mythic. Foil, showcase, and borderless treatments keep the same rarity color — they change finish/frame, not the C/U/R/M letter.
How do I confirm a Planechase Planes card quickly?
Icon match → rarity reading for this era → OHOP + collector number. Binder piles mix Planechase Planes with adjacent Standard sets. Silhouette first, then OHOP, before you trust a lot listing title.. Tappr can finish the printing match when the listing is ambiguous.
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