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mtg tmnt collectors booster box Magic: The GatheringMAGIC: THE GATHERING TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES (TMT) COLLECTOR BOOSTER DISPLAY ENGLISH VERSION [BOX] English Version 1 box contains 12 boosters 1 booster contains 15 Magic cards Stay a cut above Shredder! Keep your ninja weapons sharp enough to defeat the Foot Clan with these premium packs of mutagen enhanced Magic! Inside each Collector Booster, you'll receive Turtle powered rares and or mythics rares, traditional foils, and a full art land. You

MAGIC: THE GATHERING - TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES (TMT) COLLECTOR BOOSTER DISPLAY ENGLISH VERSION [BOX]

English Version

1 box contains 12 boosters
1 booster contains 15 Magic cards

Stay a cut above Shredder!
Keep your ninja weapons sharp enough to defeat the Foot Clan with these premium packs of mutagen-enhanced Magic! Inside each Collector Booster, you'll receive Turtle-powered rares and/or mythics rares, traditional foils, and a full-art land. You may even find borderless source material cards with nostalgia as thick as the cheese pull on a pizza slice. And last but certainly not least, there are the headliner cards—all four Turtles, illustrated by original co-creator Kevin Eastman!
Collector Boosters are the ultimate way to add unique and exclusive cards to your collection. Tons of foils, special card treatments, and more await you inside every pack.

Collector Booster Box contains 12 Magic: The Gathering® | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Collector Booster Packs

 Each Collector Booster Pack contains:
• 15 Magic: The Gathering cards
• May contain these cards: TMT 1–190, 196–314; TMC 1–97; PZA 1–20
• 0–3 surge foil cards
• 9–12 traditional foil cards
• 5 cards of rarity rare or higher
• 3–4 uncommon cards
• 5–6 common cards
• 1 land card
• Borderless signature Kevin Eastman headliner card in <1% of boosters

Please Be Sure to Add These cards to Your Collection !

Product Details
Product Name Magic: The Gathering - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMT) Collector Booster Display English Version [Box]
Media Card Game
Package Content 1x Box
One box contains 12 packs
Each pack contains 15 Magic cards
Release Date March 2026
Manufacturer Wizards of the Coast
Size 8.8 cm
Product Line Magic The Gathering
Language
English
Materials
PP
Themes

Video Games
Character
Series
Final Fantasy / Magic The Gathering / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Publisher
 Wizards of the Coast

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