One trading card to rule them all has been found in Ontario.
The "One Ring" is a collectible, one-of-a-kind, card created for the table-top fantasy game Magic: The Gathering as part of a collection celebrating J.R.R. Tolkien'sThe card, with its gold lettering printed in the Black Speech of Sauron — one of Tolkien's fictional languages — could fetch millions of dollars. Who pulled it is a mystery, which is a good indicator of just how rare the card is. The ring-bearer has chosen to remain anonymous to protect their precious possession.
The price of the card may be so high because it finds itself at a valuable intersection, appealing to theand gaming card collectors alike, according to James Hammond, co-owner of MAXimum Cards and Collectibles in Whitby, Ont.The one-of-a-kind card was part of a The Lord of the Rings collection produced by Magic: The Gathering and Middle-earth Enterprises.
Once the owner found the card, they wanted to get it authenticated by PSA as soon as possible, according to Halifax-based Brad Hartlin, who is with PSA Canada.0:43
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