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Fifth Edition booster value
Fifth Edition released 24 March 1997 with Draft Booster. On average the cards in one Draft Booster are worth about €7.77 / $9.67, at prices on 24 October 2026.
| Pack | Average value | Cards worth €1+ | Cards per pack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Draft Booster Made for drafting: mostly commons, one rare or mythic. | €7.77 $9.67 | €4.99 | 15 |
Which pack is best for the cards you want?
Mana For Cards' booster guide looks at the cards missing from the decks you're closest to building, new commanders or a colour you play, and shows which pack gives you the best chance of pulling them.
Find my best packDraft Booster: where the value is
These cards make up the biggest share of a Draft Booster's average value. Together the eight below account for 27% of it.
€63.15 · rare
6.2% of pack value
€16.30 · uncommon
4.8% of pack value
€11.10 · uncommon
3.2% of pack value
€10.68 · uncommon
3.1% of pack value
€26.67 · rare
2.6% of pack value
€2.85 · common
2.4% of pack value
€24.35 · rare
2.4% of pack value
€7.60 · uncommon
2.2% of pack value
Most valuable cards in Fifth Edition
€63.15
€26.67
€24.35
€17.69
€16.30
€11.10
€10.68
€10.52
€10.50
€10.17
€9.80
€8.85
How we work this out
A pack's average value is the sum, over every card that can appear in it, of the chance it shows up times its price. Pack contents and odds come from MTGJSON's booster data, and prices from Cardmarket (€) and TCGplayer ($). Most commons and uncommons are worth only a few cents and are hard to sell, so the cards worth €1+ column is a better guide to what you could get back.
An average hides a lot of luck: most packs are worth less than the average, and a few chase pulls make up the difference. If a pack costs more than its average value, you're paying for the fun of opening it.