Take Your Commander Deck to 11!
If you’re active in MTG circles, there’s a chance you’ve heard people mention cEDH or Competitive Elder Dragon Highlander. If you want to know more about it, you’re in the right place!
While it may sound like a format of its own, cEDH actually shares the card pool, rules, and everything else with Commander because, well, it is Commander! cEDH is used as a shortcut to lay down what people are looking for in a game: no holds barred, ultimate power, infinite combos powered by dual lands, and effective mana rocks are key to cEDH success. Let’s jump into everything you need to know!
Why Play Competitive Commander (cEDH)?
Market Price: $104.02
Market Price: $104.03
Market Price: $27.31
If you’ve been searching for a powerful, cutthroat, but often still very casual and fun way to play Magic: The Gathering in a multiplayer setting, cEDH is for you! Many players have been jumping into Commander from other forms of Magic including Limited, Modern, and Legacy, but quickly find themselves not as satisfied with the social-first focus of the format. By jumping into competitive Commander, you will often have a fun and social experience but with no preference-based restriction on card choice or quality. In cEDH, players are looking to win and win fast. More than a format, it is of a mindset and metagame. In the words of cedh.guide, all strategies are accepted, decks majorly affect the game as soon as turn one, and players only make plays that help them win.
Though many people also assume that it is inaccessible due to cost (and believe me, the decks can be very expensive), it is also one of the most playtest (or proxy) card-friendly communities in existence! Go ahead, print out that Mox Diamond you don’t own, and jam. Plus, as you continue to invest in the format, you can rest easy knowing that your deck will stay legal. Commander itself is a very stable format that rares sees bans and even when they do come they rarely affect the most powerful end of games. cEDH gives you a chance to try out a powerful and dynamic form of Magic that tries to do the impossible: break a format that was purposefully meant not to be broken. But, most importantly, you can play almost anything you want, as long as it’s strong. If the puzzle of multiplayer play combined with a hundred-card singleton seems interesting to you, jump in!
What is Legal in Competitive Commander (cEDH)?
Market Price: $11999.99
As I alluded to above, since cEDH is just powered-up Commander, it shares its rules, which include card legality. This means you can play every card printed in MTG’s history, besides the cards banned in EDH, and in case you’ve forgotten what is on the ban list, here are the cards you cannot play:
- 25 cards with the Card Type “Conspiracy.”
- 9 cards that reference “playing for ante.”
- Cards whose art, text, name, or combination thereof that are racially or culturally offensive are banned in all formats.
- Ancestral Recall
- Balance
- Biorhythm
- Black Lotus
- Braids, Cabal Minion
- Chaos Orb
- Coalition Victory
- Channel
- Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
- Erayo, Soratami Ascendant
- Falling Star
- Fastbond
- Flash
- Gifts Ungiven
- Golos, Tireless Pilgrim
- Griselbrand
- Hullbreacher
- Iona, Shield of Emeria
- Karakas
- Leovold, Emissary of Trest
- Library of Alexandria
- Limited Resources
- Lutri, the Spellchaser
- Mox Emerald
- Mox Jet
- Mox Pearl
- Mox Ruby
- Mox Sapphire
- Panoptic Mirror
- Paradox Engine
- Primeval Titan
- Prophet of Kruphix
- Recurring Nightmare
- Rofellos, Llanowar Emissary
- Shahrazad
- Sundering Titan
- Sway of the Stars
- Sylvan Primordial
- Time Vault
- Time Walk
- Tinker
- Tolarian Academy
- Trade Secrets
- Upheaval
- Yawgmoth’s Bargain
Whew, that’s a lot! Some of the most powerful cards you could possibly play are banned, including most of the iconic Power Nine. However, there are plenty of excellent and strong cards to be played in the singleton format.
Commonly Found Decks & Commanders in cEDH
Najeela, the Blade Blossom
Najeela, the Blade-Blossom (Foil Etched)
Commander Legends
Market Price: $12.60
Najeela, the Blade Blossom has it all. She can pressure her opponents through a wave of Warrior tokens. She can easily win the game with infinite mana and infinite combat steps. Since she’s five colors, she can play all the strongest staples and the most compelling wincons that aren’t specific to her. She’s the ultimate toolbox Commander and is castable off a single Jeweled Lotus. What else needs to be said?
Commander
Najeela, the Blade-Blossom
Market Price:$7692.66
Maindeck·99 cards
Commander (1)
- 1Najeela, the Blade-Blossom
Creature (15)
- 1Birds of Paradise
- 1Derevi, Empyrial Tactician
- 1Dockside Extortionist
- 1Drannith Magistrate
- 1Elvish Spirit Guide
- 1Esper Sentinel
- 1Grand Abolisher
- 1Grim Hireling
- 1Ignoble Hierarch
- 1Noble Hierarch
- 1Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer
- 1Ranger-Captain of Eos
- 1Simian Spirit Guide
- 1Thassa’s Oracle
- 1Tinder Wall
Sorcery (11)
- 1Bring to Light
- 1Culling Ritual
- 1Demonic Tutor
- 1Diabolic Intent
- 1Eldritch Evolution
- 1Gamble
- 1Gitaxian Probe
- 1Mnemonic Betrayal
- 1Rite of Flame
- 1Sevinne’s Reclamation
- 1Warrior’s Oath
Instant (27)
- 1Ad Nauseam
- 1Brain Freeze
- 1Chain of Vapor
- 1Culling the Weak
- 1Dark Ritual
- 1Deadly Rollick
- 1Deflecting Swat
- 1Demonic Consultation
- 1Eladamri’s Call
- 1Enlightened Tutor
- 1Fierce Guardianship
- 1Final Fortune
- 1Flusterstorm
- 1Force of Negation
- 1Force of Will
- 1Intuition
- 1Mental Misstep
- 1Mindbreak Trap
- 1Mystical Tutor
- 1Pact of Negation
- 1Silence
- 1Snap
- 1Swan Song
- 1Tainted Pact
- 1Vampiric Tutor
- 1Veil of Summer
- 1Worldly Tutor
Artifact (15)
- 1Arcane Signet
- 1Chrome Mox
- 1Fellwar Stone
- 1Jeweled Lotus
- 1Lion’s Eye Diamond
- 1Lotus Petal
- 1Mana Crypt
- 1Mana Vault
- 1Mox Amber
- 1Mox Diamond
- 1Mox Opal
- 1Sol Ring
- 1Talisman of Dominance
- 1Talisman of Progress
- 1Wishclaw Talisman
Enchantment (3)
- 1Mystic Remora
- 1Rhystic Study
- 1Underworld Breach
Land (28)
- 1Ancient Tomb
- 1Arid Mesa
- 1Badlands
- 1Bayou
- 1Bloodstained Mire
- 1City of Brass
- 1City of Traitors
- 1Command Tower
- 1Exotic Orchard
- 1Flooded Strand
- 1Forbidden Orchard
- 1Gemstone Caverns
- 1Mana Confluence
- 1Marsh Flats
- 1Misty Rainforest
- 1Plateau
- 1Polluted Delta
- 1Scalding Tarn
- 1Scrubland
- 1Taiga
- 1Tarnished Citadel
- 1Tropical Island
- 1Tundra
- 1Underground Sea
- 1Verdant Catacombs
- 1Volcanic Island
- 1Windswept Heath
- 1Wooded Foothills
Tymna, The Weaver and Kraum, Ludevic’s Opus
Market Price: $40.01
This Commander combination, often referred to as Blue Farm, is the preeminent midrange deck of cEDH. It contains powerful countermagic, access to the best combos available, and focuses on setting up a game state where it can draw multiple extra cards per turn cycle between its two incredibly grindy Commanders. No matter the setting, the Tymna and Kraum partnership can set themselves up for success without issue.
Commander
Blue Farm
Market Price:$7011.87
Maindeck·98 cards
Commander (2)
- 1Kraum, Ludevic’s Opus
- 1Tymna the Weaver
Creature (10)
- 1Birgi, God of Storytelling
- 1Dauthi Voidwalker
- 1Dockside Extortionist
- 1Drannith Magistrate
- 1Esper Sentinel
- 1Opposition Agent
- 1Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer
- 1Ranger-Captain of Eos
- 1Simian Spirit Guide
- 1Thassa’s Oracle
Sorcery (12)
- 1Demonic Tutor
- 1Diabolic Intent
- 1Gamble
- 1Gitaxian Probe
- 1Grim Tutor
- 1Imperial Seal
- 1Mnemonic Betrayal
- 1Rite of Flame
- 1Sevinne’s Reclamation
- 1Toxic Deluge
- 1Wheel of Fortune
- 1Windfall
Instant (28)
- 1Ad Nauseam
- 1Brain Freeze
- 1Brainstorm
- 1Cabal Ritual
- 1Chain of Vapor
- 1Culling the Weak
- 1Cyclonic Rift
- 1Dark Ritual
- 1Deflecting Swat
- 1Demonic Consultation
- 1Dispel
- 1Enlightened Tutor
- 1Fierce Guardianship
- 1Final Fortune
- 1Flusterstorm
- 1Force of Negation
- 1Force of Will
- 1Intuition
- 1Mental Misstep
- 1Mindbreak Trap
- 1Mystical Tutor
- 1Pact of Negation
- 1Silence
- 1Snap
- 1Swan Song
- 1Swords to Plowshares
- 1Tainted Pact
- 1Vampiric Tutor
Artifact (16)
- 1Arcane Signet
- 1Chrome Mox
- 1Fellwar Stone
- 1Grim Monolith
- 1Jeweled Lotus
- 1Lion’s Eye Diamond
- 1Lotus Petal
- 1Mana Crypt
- 1Mana Vault
- 1Mox Diamond
- 1Mox Opal
- 1Sol Ring
- 1Talisman of Creativity
- 1Talisman of Dominance
- 1Talisman of Progress
- 1Wishclaw Talisman
Enchantment (4)
- 1Dress Down
- 1Mystic Remora
- 1Rhystic Study
- 1Underworld Breach
Land (28)
- 1Ancient Tomb
- 1Arid Mesa
- 1Badlands
- 1Bloodstained Mire
- 1City of Brass
- 1City of Traitors
- 1Command Tower
- 1Exotic Orchard
- 1Flooded Strand
- 1Gemstone Caverns
- 1Gemstone Mine
- 1Hallowed Fountain
- 1Mana Confluence
- 1Marsh Flats
- 1Misty Rainforest
- 1Morphic Pool
- 1Otawara, Soaring City
- 1Plateau
- 1Polluted Delta
- 1Scalding Tarn
- 1Scrubland
- 1Spire of Industry
- 1Tundra
- 1Underground Sea
- 1Verdant Catacombs
- 1Volcanic Island
- 1Watery Grave
- 1Wooded Foothills
Winota, Joiner of Forces
Winota, Joiner of Forces (Extended Art)
Ikoria: Lair Of Behemoths
Market Price: $11.99
Winota, Joiner of Forces rounds out my selection of decks by bringing a unique (and very successful strategy to the table). First, it deploys its Commander quickly, following it up with non-Human token-producing creatures (such as Legion Warboss). Finally, it enters the combat step, cheating in multiple hatebear Humans that will disrupt its opponent’s game plan (Playing a Magus of the Moon that your opponents don’t have a window to interact with? Pretty good). Finally, it closes the game through Blade Historian, Rick, Steadfast Leader, and other similar effects.
Commander
Winota TurboStax
Market Price:$2718.31
Maindeck·99 cards
Commander (1)
- 1Winota, Joiner of Forces
Creature (52)
- 1Alseid of Life’s Bounty
- 1Archivist of Oghma
- 1Archon of Emeria
- 1Aven Mindcensor
- 1Blade Historian
- 1Cathar Commando
- 1Combat Celebrant
- 1Dockside Extortionist
- 1Drannith Magistrate
- 1Eidolon of Rhetoric
- 1Esper Sentinel
- 1Ethersworn Canonist
- 1Gingerbrute
- 1Giver of Runes
- 1Glowrider
- 1Goblin Cratermaker
- 1Goblin Rabblemaster
- 1Grand Abolisher
- 1Hope of Ghirapur
- 1Imperial Recruiter
- 1Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker
- 1Legion Warboss
- 1Loran of the Third Path
- 1Loyal Apprentice
- 1Magus of the Moon
- 1Moggcatcher
- 1Mother of Runes
- 1Myrel, Shield of Argive
- 1Ornithopter
- 1Ornithopter of Paradise
- 1Phoenix Chick
- 1Phyrexian Revoker
- 1Phyrexian Walker
- 1Professional Face-Breaker
- 1Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer
- 1Ranger-Captain of Eos
- 1Recruiter of the Guard
- 1Remorseful Cleric
- 1Rick, Steadfast Leader
- 1Rionya, Fire Dancer
- 1Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh
- 1Sanctum Prelate
- 1Serra Ascendant
- 1Signal Pest
- 1Simian Spirit Guide
- 1Skyclave Apparition
- 1Solitude
- 1Spirit of the Labyrinth
- 1Thalia’s Lancers
- 1Thalia, Guardian of Thraben
- 1Vryn Wingmare
- 1Zealous Conscripts
Sorcery (2)
- 1Emeria’s Call
- 1Shatterskull Smashing
Instant (4)
- 1Deflecting Swat
- 1Path to Exile
- 1Silence
- 1Swords to Plowshares
Artifact (9)
- 1Chrome Mox
- 1Clown Car
- 1Jeweled Lotus
- 1Lotus Petal
- 1Mana Crypt
- 1Mana Vault
- 1Mox Diamond
- 1Sol Ring
- 1Thorn of Amethyst
Enchantment (2)
- 1Deafening Silence
- 1Rule of Law
Land (30)
- 1Ancient Tomb
- 1Arid Mesa
- 1Battlefield Forge
- 1Blinkmoth Nexus
- 1Bloodstained Mire
- 1Cavern of Souls
- 1City of Brass
- 1City of Traitors
- 1Command Tower
- 1Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
- 1Flooded Strand
- 1Gemstone Caverns
- 1Mana Confluence
- 1Marsh Flats
- 1Mountain
- 1Needleverge Pathway
- 4Plains
- 1Plateau
- 1Prismatic Vista
- 1Sacred Foundry
- 1Scalding Tarn
- 1Sokenzan, Crucible of Defiance
- 1Spectator Seating
- 1Sunbaked Canyon
- 1Urza’s Saga
- 1Windswept Heath
- 1Wooded Foothills
Staple Competitive Commander (cEDH) Cards and Combos
Rhystic Study and Mystic Remora
Market Price: $18.68
Market Price: $41.57
There may be no cards more iconic in cEDH than these two enchantments. Every blue deck looks to these cards to win games without explicitly winning the game. Both are incredibly powerful card advantage engines that many cEDH matches rotate around, and be careful to pay your opponent’s Rhystic Study tax, lest they run away with the game. Avoid falling into the “Feeding the Fish” trap, where you cast non-creature spells into Mystic Remora in early turns of the game unless you put yourself too far by not developing your own board!
Mana Crypt, Mox Diamond, Mox Opal, Chrome Mox, and Sol Ring
Mana Crypt (Borderless)
Double Masters
Market Price: $257.39
Market Price: $616.09
Market Price: $121.41
Market Price: $79.71
This long list of incredibly powerful mana-producing artifacts forms the bedrock beneath many a cEDH deck. Since we’re going to go as quickly as possible, it can be tricky to leave home without them. Nearly every cEDH deck plays them, and you’ll be casting them too!
Original Duals and Fetchlands
Underground Sea
Unlimited Edition
Market Price: $900.00
Market Price: $234.24
Market Price: $980.97
Market Price: $259.71
Like with any other iteration of eternal Magic, you can find the original duals and fetchlands present in cEDH. Many decks are playing, at minimum, three colors, with many going as high as four or five. Access to the whole suite of fetches and duals ensures you’ll always have the right mana when you’re looking for it, all for the low price of one life. Hey, having access to a shuffle from time to time is ideal as well.
Dockside Extortionist
Dockside Extortionist (Borderless)
Double Masters 2022
Market Price: $56.66
When you’re looking to create a lot of mana quickly (and your opponents are usually jamming a lot of artifacts), look no further than Dockside Extortionist. In between its pure mana-creating ability that causes truly explosive turns and its presence in a few game-winning loops, it has been and will continue to be a staple until the day the Rules Committee bans it.
Force of Will (plus other cheap interaction)
Market Price: $63.50
Market Price: $45.63
When your opponents are trying to win quickly, you have to be able to stop them in your tracks — Force of Will, Force of Negation, An Offer You Can’t Refuse, Mindbreak Trap, and Pact of Negation are just a few of the options you have to stop your opponents for cheap (or free). Of course, they all require blue, but that is the cost of doing business in cEDH.
Thassa’s Oracle and Demonic Consultation (or Tainted Pact)
Market Price: $26.09
Market Price: $14.18
Market Price: $12.15
There is no combo more effective than this Dimir selection. Cast Thassa’s Oracle and, in response to its activated ability, cast Demonic Consultation (naming a card that isn’t in your deck) or Tainted Pact (with a unique mana base) and you should win well within your grasp. This is the combo that many of the top decks in the format will use to beat you — bring it with you or have a plan for it.
Underworld Breach, Lion’s Eye Diamond, and Brain Freeze
Market Price: $26.76
Market Price: $479.67
Another incredibly powerful combo that you’ll often see end games of cEDH involves these three cards. Cast Underworld Breach, cast Lion’s Eye Diamond, crack Lion’s Eye Diamond to discard your hand, escape Lion’s Eye Diamond from your graveyard, crack it again to make more mana and then, cast Brain Freeze, milling cards into your graveyard equal to Storm. I’m sure you can see where this is going, where you can win with your own Thassa’s Oracle or continue escaping Brain Freeze to mill your opponents!
Budget-Friendly Competitive Commander (cEDH) Decks
I’m sure after looking at the cards and Commanders I mentioned above, you’re starting to sweat about the cost of cEDH. Rest easy, there are plenty of budget-friendly lists and upgrade paths for cEDH decks for those wanting to own their lists fully. In fact, there’s an entire Discord community, cEDH Budget Brews, dedicated to the pursuit. Here, for example, is a relatively simple deck to start on that is roughly under $500 at the time of publishing.
Commander
Edric Turns ($500)
Market Price:$462.52
Maindeck·99 cards
Commander (1)
- 1Edric, Spymaster of Trest
Creature (30)
- 1Arbor Elf
- 1Baral, Chief of Compliance
- 1Boreal Druid
- 1Caustic Caterpillar
- 1Cloud of Faeries
- 1Collector Ouphe
- 1Colossal Skyturtle
- 1Elvish Mystic
- 1Eternal Witness
- 1Faerie Miscreant
- 1Faerie Seer
- 1Fyndhorn Elves
- 1Hope of Ghirapur
- 1Llanowar Elves
- 1Looter il-Kor
- 1Mausoleum Wanderer
- 1Network Disruptor
- 1Nightveil Sprite
- 1Oakhame Adversary
- 1Priest of Titania
- 1Silhana Ledgewalker
- 1Siren Stormtamer
- 1Slither Blade
- 1Spellstutter Sprite
- 1Spire Tracer
- 1Suspicious Stowaway
- 1Tetsuko Umezawa, Fugitive
- 1Treetop Scout
- 1Triton Shorestalker
- 1Wingcrafter
Sorcery (13)
- 1Alrund’s Epiphany
- 1Karn’s Temporal Sundering
- 1Merchant Scroll
- 1Nostalgic Dreams
- 1Notorious Throng
- 1Part the Waterveil
- 1Regrowth
- 1Solve the Equation
- 1Temporal Manipulation
- 1Temporal Mastery
- 1Temporal Trespass
- 1Time Warp
- 1Walk the Aeons
Instant (20)
- 1Autumn’s Veil
- 1Counterspell
- 1Delay
- 1Dispel
- 1Mental Misstep
- 1Miscast
- 1Misdirection
- 1Muddle the Mixture
- 1Mystical Dispute
- 1Mystical Tutor
- 1Narset’s Reversal
- 1Natural State
- 1Nature’s Claim
- 1Negate
- 1Nexus of Fate
- 1Noxious Revival
- 1Reclaim
- 1Spell Pierce
- 1Swan Song
- 1Veil of Summer
Artifact (4)
- 1Arcane Signet
- 1Simic Signet
- 1Sol Ring
- 1Talisman of Curiosity
Enchantment (3)
- 1Carpet of Flowers
- 1Druids’ Repository
- 1Mystic Remora
Land (29)
- 1Barkchannel Pathway
- 1Botanical Sanctum
- 1Breeding Pool
- 1Cephalid Coliseum
- 1City of Brass
- 1Command Tower
- 1Exotic Orchard
- 1Fabled Passage
- 1Flooded Grove
- 1Flooded Strand
- 3Forest
- 1Hinterland Harbor
- 6Island
- 1Mystic Sanctuary
- 1Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx
- 1Otawara, Soaring City
- 1Prismatic Vista
- 1Reflecting Pool
- 1Vineglimmer Snarl
- 1Waterlogged Grove
- 1Windswept Heath
- 1Yavimaya Coast
Cast your Commander quickly, use a bunch of evasive creatures to hit your opponents, and draw cards before chaining together extra turn spells to kill your opponents! The strategy is full of ramp, a powerful game plan, and an affordable price point — this deck is a great space to start your cEDH journey.
If you want to jump right to something like Najeela, the Blade Blossom, worry not! There are options for that as well:
Commander
Najeela Tempo ($500)
Market Price:$504.67
Maindeck·98 cards
Commander (1)
- 1Najeela, the Blade-Blossom
Creature (26)
- 1Arbor Elf
- 1Avacyn’s Pilgrim
- 1Aven Mindcensor
- 1Azra Oddsmaker
- 1Birds of Paradise
- 1Chatterfang, Squirrel General
- 1Collector Ouphe
- 1Dauthi Voidwalker
- 1Deathrite Shaman
- 1Derevi, Empyrial Tactician
- 1Drannith Magistrate
- 1Elves of Deep Shadow
- 1Elvish Mystic
- 1Faeburrow Elder
- 1Fyndhorn Elves
- 1Grim Hireling
- 1Ignoble Hierarch
- 1Llanowar Elves
- 1Mindblade Render
- 1Noble Hierarch
- 1Opposition Agent
- 1Phantasmal Image
- 1Professional Face-Breaker
- 1Simian Spirit Guide
- 1Thassa’s Oracle
- 1Tinder Wall
Sorcery (6)
- 1Eldritch Evolution
- 1Gitaxian Probe
- 1Neoform
- 1Regrowth
- 1Rite of Flame
- 1Step Through
Instant (29)
- 1Abrade
- 1Abrupt Decay
- 1An Offer You Can’t Refuse
- 1Autumn’s Veil
- 1Brainstorm
- 1Chord of Calling
- 1Concerted Defense
- 1Dark Ritual
- 1Delay
- 1Demonic Consultation
- 1Divert
- 1Eladamri’s Call
- 1Fire Covenant
- 1Fracture
- 1Mana Leak
- 1March of Swirling Mist
- 1Mental Misstep
- 1Miscast
- 1Misdirection
- 1Nature’s Claim
- 1Path to Exile
- 1Red Elemental Blast
- 1Silence
- 1Spell Pierce
- 1Summoner’s Pact
- 1Swan Song
- 1Swords to Plowshares
- 1Tainted Pact
- 1Veil of Summer
Artifact (5)
- 1Arcane Signet
- 1Fellwar Stone
- 1Sol Ring
- 1Springleaf Drum
- 1Wishclaw Talisman
Enchantment (3)
- 1Druids’ Repository
- 1Mystic Remora
- 1Wild Growth
Land (29)
- 1Arid Mesa
- 1Ash Barrens
- 1Blood Crypt
- 1Breeding Pool
- 1City of Brass
- 1Command Tower
- 1Drowned Catacomb
- 1Exotic Orchard
- 1Forbidden Orchard
- 1Forest
- 1Godless Shrine
- 1Hallowed Fountain
- 1Hinterland Harbor
- 1Island
- 1Llanowar Wastes
- 1Marsh Flats
- 1Nimbus Maze
- 1Overgrown Tomb
- 1Rejuvenating Springs
- 1Rootbound Crag
- 1Sacred Foundry
- 1Steam Vents
- 1Stomping Ground
- 1Sulfur Falls
- 1Swamp
- 1Temple Garden
- 1Thran Quarry
- 1Watery Grave
- 1Yavimaya Coast
Despite being nearly seven thousand dollars cheaper than the one mentioned earlier, this build offers plenty of power yet keeps together the core plan of the deck while skipping on the most expensive mana rocks and lands. While this may make your mana harder, you still have plenty of powerful cards on the list that will guide you to victory!
Where to Find Other MTG Competitive Commander (cEDH) Players
Market Price: $334.99
Market Price: $32.65
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