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CardCobalt Dragon
SetTeeth & Talons No. 3
EditionMerge
Book valueEst. 125 to 300 Credits once graded
Checklist9 / 34
RarityRare
Owned1

Cobalt Dragon

Cobalt is named for kobold, the goblin of German miners' folklore, who got the blame when its ore gave no useful metal and gave off poisonous fumes. The metal gives glass and pottery a deep blue, and the Swedish chemist Georg Brandt isolated it around 1735.