This week’s New Arrivals are a straight-up flex for anyone who loves Magic at its most iconic: a centerpiece Alpha grail, premium Dual Land staples, and a couple of modern poster showstoppers that look absolutely unreal in hand. If you’re the kind of collector who enjoys cards that feel like history and mana bases that instantly upgrade any deck this drop is going to be hard to scroll past.

The Headliner: Alpha Black Lotus

Let’s get the obvious out of the way first: Alpha Black Lotus (CGC 3.5) is in the building. This Lotus is more than a card, it’s the symbol of the game’s earliest era, the ultimate conversation starter, and the kind of piece that turns a collection into a statement. Even before you get into formats, gameplay, or nostalgia, the Black Lotus sits in that special category of “everyone knows what this is.”

And keeping it in Alpha, we’ve also got Scrubland (PSA 5), an Alpha Dual Land with that unmistakable original look and presence. Alpha Duals have a different kind of gravity. They’re not just functional staples; they’re “artifacts” from the game’s origin story, and Scrubland is one of the cleanest ways to bring that energy into a binder page or a high-end display.

For a list of all our newest Old School cards, check out the New Arrivals Collection page!

Dual Land Season: Classic Mana with Real Collector Energy

Alright, now for the mana base section, because it’s stacked.

Leading the charge is Underground Sea (PL) from Revised, a true pillar for Vintage and high-end Commander alike. It’s the kind of land that makes decks feel instantly sharper and more “real,” whether you’re tuning a competitive list or finishing a long-term collecting goal.

Then we’ve got a Good Volcanic Island and a Light Played Volcanic Island: Two copies, two condition tiers, same legendary status. The Volcanic Island is one of those cards that always feels good to own, and it’s a massive quality-of-life upgrade the moment it goes into a deck.

For the black-red loyalists, we have a Revised Badlands (GD), an absolute classic that’s equal parts iconic and brutally practical. And if your heart belongs to green-black, Bayou (LP) brings that timeless “I’m building something powerful” vibe to any list it touches.

To round out the Dual lineup, we’ve got something with a very particular charm: Underground Sea (PO) from Foreign White Bordered. Foreign White Bordered Duals have their own aesthetic lane: Distinct, collector-friendly, and instantly different on the table. If you like your staples with extra character, this is one of those pieces that stands out without trying too hard.

You can find all our new Dual Lands through the New Arrivals Collection page!

Modern Poster Magic: Big, Bold, and Beautiful

Not everything this week is vintage, though, because the modern hits are loud in the best way. The Poster Version of The One Ring (NM) is the definition of a centerpiece card: iconic, instantly recognizable, and visually striking. The poster treatment gives it that “main character” vibe, and it absolutely delivers if you’re looking for a display-worthy version of a modern staple.

Backing it up is pure villain energy: Sauron, the Dark Lord (NM). This one is dramatic, bold, and unapologetically cinematic, exactly what you want from a card that’s meant to feel like a final boss. If you’re the type to build decks around a single legendary threat or curate “poster-tier” pages in your collection, this one slots right in.

Flesh and Blood Corner: Marvel Heat & Rainbow Foil Classics

Flesh and Blood fans get some serious eye-candy this week, too. We’ve added Singularity // Teklovossen, the Mechropotent (NM) from Bright Lights, a true display-piece with that premium Marvel finish. Joining it is Katsu, the Wanderer (NM) from History Pack 1 – Black Label, another high-end collector hit.

For the foil lovers, Eye of Ophidia (NM) in Rainbow Foil from Arcane Rising – Unlimited shows up twice, giving you a chance to grab this shimmering classic. And to round it out, we’ve got Command and Conquer (NM) in Extended Rainbow Foil from The Hunted, a staple-style power card with maximum bling.

If you’ve been waiting for a week where the cards feel genuinely special, this is it: Alpha prestige, modern poster drama, and a Dual Land spread that hits like a greatest-hits playlist.