Primordial Altar 161/195

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Set: Silver Tempest Released: Nov 11, 2022

TrainerUncommon Pull Rate: 1 in 18.7 packs (5.3%)

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0.20 $0.02 (9.09%)

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Is Primordial Altar 161/195 worth grading?

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Break-even $32.24

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Based on $28 grading + shipping and 13% marketplace fees & tax on a $0.05 raw cost.

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Card Details

Card TypeTrainer
Card Number 161/195
Card RarityUncommon
IllustratorAYUMI ODASHIMA
Release Date11/11/2022
Regulation MarkF
SeriesSword & Shield
Expansion Silver Tempest
Standard FormatNot Legal
Expanded FormatLegal
Unlimited FormatLegal
EraModern
Production StatusOut of Print

Card Attributes

Energy Type Trainer

Rules

Once during each player's turn, that player may look at the top card of their deck. They may discard that card.

Artwork Description

The artwork on this card depicts an ancient, overgrown altar surrounded by weathered stone pillars and lush jungle foliage, bathed in serene sunlight filtering through dense trees, evoking a sense of forgotten sacredness and timeless mystery.

Playability Overview

Primordial Altar strategically enhances deck control by allowing both players to thin their decks and set up discards, which can benefit discard-focused or consistency-driven strategies.