Magic The Gathering Fan Offering $100,000 Bounty for Ultra Rare Lord of the Rings Card

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Magic The Gathering is an expensive game to collect. Between the secondary market growing exponentially every year and several cards locked in the Reserved list, some Magic cards can sell for high prices. But even some highly-collectible newer cards are pulling in some amazing amounts of cash. In a high-end buy/sell/trade group on Facebook, a user is offering a massive sum of money for a very specific card from the new Lord of the Rings crossover Magic set.

According to a screenshot shared to the MTGFinance Reddit group, a collector of the card game named Dan Bock is looking for a very specific card with a pretty specific caveat. In order to get his hands on this ultra-rare Magic The Gathering Lord of the Rings One Ring card, of which only one has been printed in the whole world, this Magic collector has offered $100,000 for not only the card, but the card-opener's silence.

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Dan Bock is a well-known collector of Magic The Gathering cards. He is a previous Pro Tour Magic player, and he is well known across the TCG world as the collector with the most Power Nine cards of any individual or company in the world. The fact that Bock wants the only One Ring card written in the Middle Earth language called Black Speech shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.

Finding this one-of-kind card will be extremely difficult, however. This single print will be mixed into one of the more-expensive, Collector's Edition packs of the LotR boosters, and the chance of ending up with it is about 0.0003%. $100,000 is a lot of money for any card, but with the hype around the crossover set mixed with the current climate of the secondary market, it will more than