A one-of-a-kind 'Lord of the Rings' trading card called 'One Ring,' featured in the upcoming Magic: The Gathering expansion pack, is already worth $1 million.
"In all that time, they have never done anything where there is just one," Martin shared.
Another card collector, Cassius Marsh Sr., offered $500,000 for the One Ring card on the same day, according to the collector and investor's Twitter."I think this should be unlimited," Martin commented. "This card is going to be forever."is paid, "it will easily become the most expensive and sought after Magic: The Gathering card of all time," IGN reported.
The current record is reportedly held by a Black Lotus card that was sold for $540,000 at an auction in March earlier this year, according to several collector and hobbyists sites.
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