# Acidic Dagger Acidic Dagger represents a particular moment in Magic's design philosophy when equipment-like effects existed as standalone artifacts rather than the Equipment type introduced later. Collectors appreciate this card as a functional curiosity—it does what equipment does, just predating the mechanic's formalization. The rare designation makes it moderately scarce, though Mirage's print run limits its premium value compared to iconic cards from that era. Nonfoil copies are the only version available, which matters little since foiling didn't exist during Mirage's release. The card appeals primarily to players building casual decks and collectors documenting Magic's mechanical evolution rather than those seeking investment pieces.