| Condition | Printing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Near Mint | Foil | $3,498.00 |
| Lightly Played | Foil | $3,483.66 |
| Moderately Played | Foil | $1,975.49 |
| Heavily Played | Foil | $1,750.00 |
| Damaged | Foil - Spanish | $1,299.99 |
| Near Mint | Normal | $472.09 |
| Lightly Played | Normal | $444.40 |
| Near Mint | Normal - Japanese | $390.00 |
| Moderately Played | Normal | $387.97 |
| Lightly Played | Normal - French | $350.00 |
| Heavily Played | Normal | $347.26 |
| Lightly Played | Normal - Japanese | $340.00 |
| Moderately Played | Normal - Japanese | $329.97 |
| Damaged | Normal | $326.76 |
| Lightly Played | Normal - Chinese (T) | $300.00 |
| Moderately Played | Normal - Chinese (T) | $299.99 |
| Heavily Played | Normal - German | $290.00 |
| Damaged | Normal - German | $200.00 |
| Damaged | Normal - Japanese | $199.00 |
About Grim Monolith
Grim Monolith is a Rare Magic: The Gathering card from the Urza's Legacy set (card #126). Its current market price is $3,498.00, placing it among the higher-value cards collectors chase.
How much is Grim Monolith worth?
As of the latest update, Grim Monolith carries a market value of about $3,498.00. Depending on condition and printing, recent prices range from around $199.00 (Damaged) up to $3,498.00 for a Near Mint copy. Over the past week the price has held steady, and it has been relatively flat over the last month.
What affects the value of Grim Monolith?
A few things drive what Grim Monolith sells for:
- Condition — from Near Mint down to played, condition can multiply or shrink a card's value. How grading works →
- Printing & edition — first editions, holo/foil treatments, and reprints all trade at different prices.
- Grading — a professionally graded high-grade copy typically commands a premium over a raw one.
- Demand — playability, set popularity, and collector interest move prices over time.
Should you buy or sell Grim Monolith?
Grim Monolith has been holding a steady price, making it easier to gauge a fair deal whether you're buying or selling. Either way, a local card shop can give you an in-hand assessment, and our buying & selling guide covers how to get a fair price.