MTG Editions: Print Runs & Production Data
All MTG Editions, Card by Card
How many copies of each Magic: The Gathering card exist? This index of MTG editions answers that question with complete print run data: each edition below links to the exact copies printed for every card, the sheet-level production framework and the distribution format. Our methodology anchors every figure to primary industrial sources.
- Print run: 2,609,728 cards
- Set size: 295 cards
- Cards in database: 290
- Print run: 7,830,515 cards
- Set size: 302 cards
- Cards in database: 292
- Reconstructed Print Run: 34,993,200 cards
- Set size: 302 cards
- Cards in database: 292
- Print run: 3,267,000 cards
- Set size: 363 cards per boxed set
- Cards in database: 292
- Print run: 1,633,500 cards
- Set size: 363 cards per boxed set
- Cards in database: 292
- Reconstructed Print Run: 5,227,200 cards
- Set size: 78 cards
- Cards in database: 78
- Reconstructed Print Run: 15,100,800 cards
- Set size: 85 cards
- Cards in database: 85
- Reconstructed Print Run: 526,858,200 cards
- Set size: 306 cards
- Cards in database: 296
How to Use the MTG Editions Database
Select any edition above to explore its card list, print-run evidence, sheet structure and sealed-product configuration. The archive is generated from the edition records in the database, so newly documented releases appear automatically without changing this page.
Each card page compares every available printing while preserving the production context of the individual edition. This prevents sheet frequencies, collation rules or packaging assumptions from one release being applied incorrectly to another.
Production Data Across Different MTG Releases
Magic releases have used different manufacturing and distribution structures. Depending on the product, cards may have appeared in randomized packs, decks, displays, fixed boxed sets or other configurations. Every edition page therefore reports only the structures documented for that release.
Where the evidence supports an exact result, the database reports it as confirmed. Public manufacturer or publisher statements remain identified as announced figures when they do not establish a completed factory total. Values reconstructed from sheet layouts, collation and packaging are labelled as reconstructed.
Why You Can Trust Our MTG Editions Data
Our research combines primary factory records, official publisher statements, documented print-sheet layouts and product-level packaging evidence. We keep source facts separate from calculated results and explain the assumptions required by each reconstruction. The complete framework is available in our print run methodology.
MTG Editions: Frequently Asked Questions
What information is available for each MTG edition?
Edition pages collect the documented release data, card list, print-sheet structure, product composition and available production totals. Individual card pages then apply the edition-specific evidence to that card.
Why are some print-run figures exact while others are estimates?
The surviving evidence differs by release. Factory records can establish exact totals, public announcements may describe intended production, and other results require reconstruction from sheet frequencies, collation and packaging.
What do Confirmed, Announced and Reconstructed mean?
Confirmed identifies a completed production figure supported by direct evidence. Announced identifies a public target or stated quantity that may not equal final output. Reconstructed identifies a result calculated from documented inputs and explicitly stated assumptions.
Why are some values available only to Premium members?
Source facts already published by credible references remain free. Premium access covers reconciled results that require combining separate evidence, correcting circulating figures or applying the site’s production model.