TL;DR: The Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Bundle is on sale for $58.99 at Amazon, down from its $69.99 list price.
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Magic: The Gathering’s Marvel Super Heroes expansion has already seen some hefty cuts across its popular collection of packs and boxes, and you can now get a bundle on sale that’s perfect for both MTG newcomers and veterans.
As of Aug. 17, the Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Bundle is available for as low as $58.99 at Amazon. By taking $11 off its $69.99 list price, this 16% discount on the nine-booster collection makes it so you’re only paying $6.55 per Play Booster before counting everything else inside.
The cheapest Amazon listing is sold and shipped by third-party seller MOHZAK LLC, with free delivery currently scheduled for Aug. 27. If you’d prefer getting yours as soon as possible, Amazon itself is directly selling and shipping the Bundle for $59.93, only 94 cents more, with free delivery set for Aug. 22 or as soon as Aug. 18 for Prime members.
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Whichever option you choose, you can take comfort from knowing that you’re getting a lower price than what’s ever been available on Amazon before — as confirmed via price tracker camelcamelcamel.
On the other hand, you can still spend less away from Amazon. TCGplayer has unopened Marvel Super Heroes Bundles starting at $47.65, with shipping included, which is only 19 cents higher than its current market price of $47.46.
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As for what you actually get in the box, the Bundle includes nine Marvel Super Heroes Play Boosters containing 14 trading cards each, along with an alternate-art Traditional Foil promo card. There are also 30 Basic Lands split evenly between Traditional Foil and nonfoil versions, with five full-art cards in each group.
Rounding everything out is an oversized Spindown life counter, a Marvel Super Heroes card storage box, and two reference cards. For those who aren’t aware of pulling specifics, each Play Booster can contain between one and four cards of Rare rarity or higher, plus one Traditional Foil card, making this a handy middle ground between grabbing a few loose packs and committing to a full booster display.
