# Urza's Chalice Urza's Chalice represents early Magic design when artifact utility was straightforward and undercosted. As a common from Antiquities, it's among thousands of copies printed, making it accessible to collectors building period-accurate decks or exploring the game's foundation. The card's simplicity—tapping for colorless mana—reflects an era before complexity became standard. Collectors typically view commons from this era as building blocks rather than centerpieces, yet they hold historical value for anyone reconstructing what players actually cast in 1994. The nonfoil version remains the only printing, so variant hunting isn't relevant here. Its appeal lies in authenticity and nostalgia rather than scarcity.