How Many Urza’s Miter Were Printed?
Artifact
Urza’s Miter is a rare colorless Artifact first printed in Antiquities (March 1994). Our documented production model estimates 31,200 copies across the Antiquities print run based on the published reconstruction total of 15,100,800 cards, with artwork by Randy Asplund-Faith. As part of the Reserved List, Urza’s Miter will never be reprinted by Wizards of the Coast, making the original copies the only ones that will ever exist.
Print Run Comparison
Documented in 1 of the 8 editions currently analyzed.
Total copies across analyzed editions 31,200
| Edition | Copies Printed | Chance in a Booster Pack | Chance per Booster Box | Chance per Sealed Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antiquities | 31,200 | 1.65% (1 in 60.751) | 🔒 | 🔒 (10 boxes · 600 boosters) |
"Chance in a Booster Pack" is the probability of finding at least one copy of this card in a single sealed booster pack of that edition. Only sealed-product types that exist for at least one listed edition are shown; compositions vary by edition and are detailed on each edition page.
Source: print run figures are based on documented production evidence and Wizards of the Coast statements. Single-booster probabilities and other results already published by credible sources remain free; additional sealed-product odds follow the edition policy.
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