# Graveyard Dig Graveyard Dig represents an interesting footnote in Magic's design history as part of the Mystery Booster Playtest Cards experiment. These cards were never intended for tournament play, instead serving as design explorations that Wizards tested in limited environments. Collectors view playtest cards as curiosities rather than serious additions to their collections, though they appeal to those interested in the design process itself. The nonfoil-only printing limits variant appeal compared to standard releases. Graveyard Dig's rarity designation reflects its role within the playtest environment rather than market scarcity. For most collectors, these cards occupy a niche position—more valuable as historical artifacts documenting Magic's development than as playable or investment pieces.