# Reconstruction Reconstruction is a common from Antiquities that exemplifies early Magic's experimental design space. The card offers repeatable artifact recursion at a modest cost, making it functionally interesting despite its humble rarity. Collectors value it primarily as a piece of Magic's first expansion block, when the game's mechanics were still being defined and tested. The card appeals to players reconstructing period-accurate decks from the late 1990s and to those building artifact-focused strategies on a budget. Its common status means copies are readily available, though condition and printing variations matter to serious collectors. Reconstruction represents the kind of overlooked utility card that defined early Magic's charm—practical rather than flashy, but genuinely useful for the formats it inhabited.