Memory Lapse: every printing & price
Memory Lapse has 13 English paper printings, from Homelands (1995) to Secret Lair Drop (2025). Prices run from €0.26 to €1.34 on Cardmarket.
- Printings
- 13
- Type
- Instant
- Cheapest
- €0.26
- Commander
- Legal
What Memory Lapse does
Counter target spell. If that spell is countered this way, put it on top of its owner's library instead of into that player's graveyard.
Every Memory Lapse printing
| No. | Card | Set | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2142 | Memory Lapse Instant | Secret Lair Drop 2025 | Rare | €2.49 foil |
| 16 | Memory Lapse Instant | Strixhaven Mystical Archive 2021 | Rare | €1.34 |
| EMA-60 | Memory Lapse Instant | The List 2019 | Common | €0.45 |
| 60 | Memory Lapse Instant | Eternal Masters 2016 | Common | €0.53 |
| 24 | Memory Lapse Instant | Duel Decks: Jace vs. Vraska 2014 | Common | €0.57 |
| 88★ | Memory Lapse Instant | Seventh Edition 2001 | Common | $87.48 foil |
| 88 | Memory Lapse Instant | Seventh Edition 2001 | Common | €0.26 |
| 81 | Memory Lapse Instant | Classic Sixth Edition 1999 | Common | €0.63 |
| 1 | Memory Lapse Instant | Judge Gift Cards 1999 1999 | Rare | €27.25 foil |
| 103 | Memory Lapse Instant | Fifth Edition 1997 | Common | €0.34 |
| 74 | Memory Lapse Instant | Mirage 1996 | Common | €0.55 |
| 32b | Memory Lapse Instant | Homelands 1995 | Common | €0.62 |
| 32a | Memory Lapse Instant | Homelands 1995 | Common | €0.89 |
Questions people ask
What is the cheapest Memory Lapse?
The Seventh Edition printing, at about €0.26 on Cardmarket.
What is the most expensive Memory Lapse?
The Strixhaven Mystical Archive printing (#16), at about €1.34.
How many times has Memory Lapse been printed?
13 English paper printings, first in Homelands (1995).
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