The only thing certain about the quest for the One Ring in Magic: The Gathering is that it was going to show up. Only a few days have passed since the launch of the collaboration between Wizards of the Coast and The Lord of the Rings, but one person already has in his possession the one that it will become the most expensive card in the history of the game.
As collected in Polygon, has been the cousin of a regular customer of the Maximum Cards and Collectibles store in Whitby, Ontario, the tremendously lucky one to get the letter. Immediately after having it in his hands, he put it in a bank safe, contacted legal representatives and sent the piece to the PSA company so that it could carry out its usual classification.
has obtained a Mint 9, bordering on the perfect grade, although the association has not yet revealed the current state of the letter and why it has received this assessment. From The Wall Street Journal have been in contact with the owner, who seeks anonymity and only presents the email [email protected] as a means of contact. Obviously, you will only listen to serious offers in this regard.
Keep in mind that the One Ring of Magic was found in the Collector Boosters, some high-end packs that have been paid at $518 per unit, since it was possible that he was inside it. Unless a bidder with greater interest appears in the letter, right now the highest bid is held by the Valencian store Gremio de Dragones, which puts two million euros and a paella on the table as an offer.
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