Post Malone on collectibles: what the evidence says · JRE #2018
SUBJECT: COLLECTIBLES
The short answer
Post Malone says the card is from the Lord of the Rings Magic: The Gathering collaboration, that only one exists across all packs sold, and that a man in Toronto pulled it from a pack. Wizards of the Coast released a single serialized one-of-one The One Ring card in the June 2023 Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth crossover set, the first time a unique Magic: The Gathering card could be pulled from a booster pack.
Not a true/false call. Every claim is logged with its sources; read the exhibits below.
So it's a Lord of the Rings Magic the Gathering collab they did and um there's only one of them there's only one card mhm there's only one of so out of all the boosters all the collector packs they sold that was the one and a guy in Toronto his name's Brooke
What the evidence says 01 / RECORD
Wizards of the Coast released a single serialized one-of-one The One Ring card in the June 2023 Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth crossover set, the first time a unique Magic: The Gathering card could be pulled from a booster pack. The card was pulled from a collector booster in June 2023 by Brook Trafton, a retail worker in Toronto, and authenticated in mint condition by PSA. Trafton then sold it to Post Malone, a longtime Magic player, for a reported price around 2 million US dollars. Post Malone (who bought the card directly from Trafton) is recounting his own transaction, and every element (the LotR collaboration, the single one-of-one card, the Toronto finder named Brook) matches the reporting.