Things like this don’t happen to people like me. This is my dream come true, meeting and him buying the One Ring card from me is literally a moment straight out of a fairytale.
Brook Tafton, whose identity was previously unknown, shared this jubilant moment on Twitter, saying:įollow Xfire on Google and be the first to get our latest content! Now, one month later, who was the lucky owner of The One Ring card, decided to finally part ways with it, selling it to Post Malone for an undisclosed figure.
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Ultimately, the bounty peaked at $2 million before it was finally found, authenticated, and graded at Mint 9 by the Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA). The bounty for the card quickly shot to $500,000, courtesy of NFL player Cassius Marsh Sr., before Dave & Adam's Card World raised the ante to $1 million. When MTG fans learned that only one copy of The One Ring card would be printed, an online bidding war began before even the popular crossover set was released. 300 Elven Sol Ring Cards, 700 Dwarven Sol Ring Cards, 900 Human Sol Ring Cards, and The One Ring Card. It began with the forging of the first cards from Magic: The Gathering's next Universes Beyond crossover set, The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth. My Precious." Just like Gollum, one unlikely person is probably saying these same words now that they're in possession of the ultra-rare, one-of-a-kind The One Ring card, and it's not just anyone.įor those who might be unfamiliar with what we're talking about, this is the story of how one Austin Richard Post, better known as Post Malone, became the proud owner of The One Ring card from the Magic: The Gathering x Lord of the Rings crossover.
Tolkien's Middle-earth fantasy works are well acquainted with Gollum's famous quote: "It came to me.
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