Antiquities FAQ
How many cards are in Antiquities?
Antiquities contains 100 cards.
When was Antiquities released?
Antiquities was released on March 4, 1994.
What cards are included in Antiquities?
Every card in Antiquities is shown on this page in collector-number order. The layout is 3x3, the same as a physical binder page, so you can see exactly how the set fills a binder.
How many cards do I need to complete Antiquities?
Completing the base set takes 100 cards. Set Binder lets you track your progress and manage foil and non-foil copies separately.
Does Antiquities have alternate-art or special-treatment cards?
Set Binder lists no alternate border or foil treatments for Antiquities beyond the main set.
How can I track my Antiquities collection?
Create a free Set Binder account and start a ATQ binder. It mirrors a physical binder page by page, and you check off cards as you add them. Your completion percentage updates as you go, and you can track foil and non-foil copies separately.
Create a ATQ binder →
How do I track missing cards from Antiquities?
Each Antiquities binder shows exactly which cards you're still missing, with links to buy them. While you hunt, you can mark cards as found so you remember which ones you've already tracked down.
How do I print a Antiquities checklist?
Use the Print Checklist link for a printer-friendly list of every card in Antiquities. You can check cards off by hand at a card shop or event.
Print checklist →
Where can I buy Antiquities cards?
Singles and sealed product for Antiquities are available from Mana Pool, TCGPlayer, and Amazon. The links are at the top of this page.
What is the set code for Antiquities?
The set code for Antiquities is ATQ. It appears on each card next to the collector number.
Can I import my Antiquities cards from ManaBox?
Yes. Export your collection from ManaBox as a CSV and import it into a ATQ binder. Set Binder will check off the cards you already own.