Mox Jet (Alpha) - Near Mint

Mox Jet Alpha Near Mint Power Nine
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RarityRare
ColorArtifiact
Card TypeMono Artifact
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SetLimited Edition Alpha
ArtistDan Frazier
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DescriptionThe Alpha set was designed by Richard Garfield and released in August of 1993.  This set consists of 295 cards, 74 common, 95 uncommon and 116 rares with 10 lands.  Alpha cards have black borders.  There is no set symbol for this set.  The easiest way to discern an Alpha card is the more rounded corner.   The estimated print run was 2,600,000 cards. 

Cards of note in this set are many, including the Power Nine cards at the top of the heap. Ancestral Recall, Black Lotus, Mox Emerald, Mox Jet, Mox Pearl, Mox Ruby, Mox Sapphire, Timetwister & Time Walk make up the Power Nine.  Additionally Dual Lands, Birds of Paradise, Serra Angel, Sol Ring & many other notable cards are found throughout the set.
Release Date1993-08-05
Dimensions3.5" H x 2.5" W x 0.012" D
Ship Weight0.004 pounds
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- February 27, 2010
-- anonymous
4 moxs on the first turn? can i play where you're permitted to play with 4 moxs in your deck? why not make it an ante game while we're at it. lol.
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- December 14, 2008
-- J
so much better than a swamp
reason being
imagine having 4 of these in ur deck and somehow u get all 4 and a swamp in ur first draw
5 black mana right there
or imagine
4 mox jets, 2 black lotus, 1 phage the untouchable, and any card that gives it haste, 1st turn win

those odds r near impossible but still, thats why its better than a swamp lol
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- July 28, 2008
-- Cheesy
I Ment first turn mountain Mox jet Black lotus dark ritual....Plunge into darkness....paying all life ..... manaforge cinder darkritual champion Nova Chaser.....Reckless charge Blazing shoal by discarding dragon tyrant.......fling or rite of initiation..hehehehehehe.. or for best results......... rites of consumption....

SO BURY THE POOR GUY IN THE SWAMP ALREADY DUDE!!!
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- April 12, 2008
-- Brendan
I remember when I first started playing magic, I too thought that the Mox's were stupid. What they are just mana. Then I learned what having extra mana on turn one means. People with all five mox's thats five mana turn one. Just think besides the awesome combos that it could make just look at it this way. A huge creature first turn. I cant think of a simpler way to explain why they rock.
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- April 08, 2008
-- Jeremiah
The speed of all decks are governed by two things, card advantage and mana advantage . Think about if I go first I lay down a swamp and a mox than you go you lay down a swamp than I go I lay down a swamp. I now have three black to your one; I now have a mana advantage of two. Or If you go first you lay down a swamp than I go I lay down a swamp and a mox you have just lost you first turn mana advantage and now I have a card advantage. Because I went 2nd so I got to draw giving me 8 eight cards to your 7. But come 2nd turn you will not have the mana advantage because I will have two black and you will have two black so you lost the advantage of going first, mana wise. A mox jet on the first three turns can put you one step ahead of your opponent . (Not to mention what happens when combining it with other fast mana like sol ring, dark ritual and the other moxes.) Swamps do not do this because swamps only allow you to match mana producing speed with your opponent not speed past them. Imagine if you could lay down two swamps for one turn within the first 3 turns and your opponent could not. You would have and obvious unfair advantage. That is what a mox is a obvious unfair advantage. A draw of a mox in your first hand could be the deciding factor of a win. You also lose no space in your deck or draw just replace a swamp with the jet. It's a free advantage.
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- December 11, 2006
-- mtgjuggalo
Swamp? No, all swamps do is add a B to your mana pool AND you can only play one per turn. That's mediocre. This is an artifact, meaning you could play multiple artifacts per turn (maybe other moxen?), it's also a spell. Wait, that adds to the storm count for popular Type I decks (Tendrils). This card is phenomenal, and is probably tied for being the best of the five (with Sapphire being a hard contender).
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- November 11, 2005
-- ALLEN PHILIP B. FLORES
this card is great....
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- December 30, 2010
-- Anonymous
Why on earth would anyone spend a $1,000 on a single card? I mean come on buy a few of these and you could have bought your own printing press; make your own forged MOX and lotus cards. Plus not only is it an obscene waste of money it breaks the MTG game play, in a way, as it gives an unfair advantage to players who have more money. Granted all MTG cards become more valuable the better they are, however the difference in power and cost of cards like these is far greater than any difference between your standard MTG cards.
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