# Mountain (Starter 1999) Starter 1999's Mountain holds modest appeal for basic land collectors. As a common from an introductory set, it represents Magic's foundational design rather than commanding serious collector attention. Most players view basic lands pragmatically—necessary for gameplay rather than investment pieces. However, Starter 1999 itself occupies a niche position in Magic history as a simplified teaching set, making its cards interesting to those documenting the game's evolution. The nonfoil version is straightforward and affordable. Collectors pursuing complete Starter 1999 sets will need this card, but it won't drive collecting decisions. Its value lies in context and completeness rather than inherent scarcity or desirability.