Riftbound card variants and printings

One Riftbound card can exist in a standard, alternate-art, signature, overnumbered and Metal version, each priced on its own. These guides define every variant, show where they come from and explain how to tell printings apart.

  1. Riftbound alternate art cards: what they are, how many exist and what they cost

    An alternate-art Riftbound card is a second printing of an existing card with different artwork, shown with a letter after its collector number (for example 066a). The catalog lists 126 of them across 7 sets. As of 26 October 2026, the median pair compared costs $3.42 against $0.34 for the standard card.

  2. Riftbound signature cards: which exist, how to identify them and their prices

    Signature Riftbound cards are special printings with an artist signature, listed as separate products from the standard card. The catalog has 50 across 5 sets, each numbered beyond the printed set size. As of 26 October 2026, the median signature printing compared is priced at $670.46 against $0.21 for the standard card.

  3. Riftbound overnumbered cards: what the number above the set size means

    An overnumbered Riftbound card has a collector number larger than its set’s printed size, for example 299/298, so it is not part of the standard numbered set. The catalog lists 88 across 5 sets. As of 26 October 2026, the median overnumbered printing compared costs $87.66, against $0.20 for the standard card.

  4. Riftbound Metal cards: the Organized Play promos, how to spot them and their prices

    Metal cards are premium promo printings listed as “(Metal)” in the Organized Play promo set (OPP). The catalog contains 28 of them. They are separate products from the standard card of the same name, As of 26 October 2026, with a median price of $1,333.31 against $20.11 for the standard card.