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The Millennium Calendar Price and Data

The Millennium Calendar combines current pricing, chart history, tournament context, public deck activity, and card text.

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The Millennium Calendar
Current Price$3.96
Price SourceTCGTracking
Release Date2023-11-17

Mana Cost: {1}

Type: Legendary Artifact

Rarity: mythic

Artist: Zoltan Boros

Collector Number: 257

Oracle Text

Whenever you untap one or more permanents during your untap step, put that many time counters on The Millennium Calendar.
{2}, {T}: Double the number of time counters on The Millennium Calendar.
When there are 1,000 or more time counters on The Millennium Calendar, sacrifice it and each opponent loses 1,000 life.

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The Millennium Calendar Price and Deck Data

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The Millennium Calendar Price History

  • The Millennium Calendar released in The Lost Caverns of Ixalan on November 17, 2023. This page follows collector number 257, not an extended-art, foil, or promotional treatment.
  • Historical market observations for the regular printing recorded a $1.84 minimum and $3.48 median on September 6, 2024. Those dated values provide a lower-price reference point for the current chart.
  • The price-and-deck panel immediately above remains the record for this selected printing. It avoids blending the regular version with a different treatment when comparing available copies.

The Millennium Calendar Price Spikes

  • A one-year market history showed the regular printing near $2.05 in November 2025, then above $3.40 by January 2026. That early-year jump is the first clear spike in the available price series.
  • The same series reached roughly $3.80 in May 2026 before falling below $2.80 in June. It then rebounded to about $3.90 in late July and early August, showing two distinct 2026 demand surges rather than one uninterrupted climb.
  • A cross-print market index separately placed the card at $3.69 on September 10, 2026, with a 30-day gain of 32.3% and a 90-day gain of 10.8%. Compare those wider card-name signals with the selected-printing chart before acting on a price spike.

The Millennium Calendar Public Deck Examples

These are public deckbuilding examples, not tournament placements. Each entry includes its stored card list and a direct source link.

Commander · Archidekt

the millennium calendar

2026-09-14 · sleepyshaman · 100 cards

Commander: Vorel of the Hull Clade

A Simic Commander list with Vorel of the Hull Clade that treats The Millennium Calendar as a counters-matter alternate win condition.

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Commander · Archidekt

THE MILLENNIUM CALENDAR

2026-09-14 · minicararnold · 100 cards

Commander: Derevi, Empyrial Tactician

A Bant Commander build using Derevi, Empyrial Tactician, untap effects, and tutors to support The Millennium Calendar as its labeled win condition.

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Standard · MTGGoldfish

all will be one millennium calendar combo

2024-02-01 · Anonymous · 60 cards

A public Standard combo list pairing The Millennium Calendar's counter-doubling plan with All Will Be One.

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The Millennium Calendar Common Use Cases

  • The Calendar rewards a deck that can repeatedly untap permanents. Each such event advances its time-counter plan, then the card scales its counters at one thousand and eventually offers an alternate win.
  • Voltaic Key is a direct comparison because it can untap an artifact. Clock of Omens is another because tapping artifacts can untap an artifact, creating a concrete engine question for the deckbuilder.
  • Those support cards are not proof that every artifact deck should play the Calendar. They are useful starting points for asking whether the deck creates enough repeatable untaps and survives long enough for the win condition to matter.

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Rulings

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