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Frodo One Ring Magic the Gathering
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MTG: Has Someone Found The One Ring (1 of 1 Ring) Card & All Bounties

Magic: The Gathering players are searching for The One Ring card, and this guide shares when someone finds it, and the prize bounty for it.

The lead-up to the release of Magic: The Gathering’s The Lord of the Rings crossover has been several months in the making, with much of the artwork and upcoming cards showcased before they arrive on shelves. Of the many cards set to come out, the one everyone’s keeping their eye on is The One Ring, also known as the 1 of 1 Ring Card, which will only feature a single making of this card.

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With only one copy of The One Ring card ever coming out, not only is every player after it, there are numerous collectors who have placed high-value bounties on the card. Anyone who claims to have found The One Ring card has the chance to any of the issued bounties. Here’s what you need to know about if anyone has found The One Ring (1 of 1 Ring) card and all of the high-value bounties for it.

Did Someone Find The One Ring (1 of 1 Ring) Card in MTG Yet?

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At the time of this writing, it looks like one person is claiming they have discovered the card. It is being reported that now, a full week after The Lord of The Rings Expansion has released for MTG, one lucky player has discovered the card, and is now showing to have found it. It has been authenticated and has been graded on June 30, 2023. For some eager collectors, this is faster than they anticipated.

Many fans have been trying their best to go out of their way to obtain this card, and turn it in for the two million USD, which is the highest reported bounty that has been shown for the 1 of 1 Ring in MTG. How the player will go about it has not been confirmed, but it looks like they’re going to take in a huge cash prize, and take it to the highest bidder.

I imagine we’ll be hearing about how the person submits the card and offers it to anyone who has submitted the bounty. Right now, anyone who was searching for the 1 of 1 Ring card won’t have a chance to obtain it, unfortunately.

So far, the bounties have not changed too much, making Gremio de Dregones the highest bidder at 2.183 million dollars for a chance to collect the card.

All Bounties for The One Ring Card

Multiple bounties have been placed out for anyone who uncovers The One Ring card from this MTG set. So far, one of the highest amounts placed forward is by Gremio de Dregones, a Spanish Gaming Store offering 2 million euros for the card, which equals 2.183 million dollars in USD. The store will also pay to fly the individual to Valencia and pay for their expenses while staying there.

There is a lower bounty for the card from Dave & Adam’s Card World, who is offering to pay 1 million dollars in USD for the card. The bounty was issued before the one went by Gremio de Dregones, and it does have an expiration date, requiring the person to submit they have the card by July 17, 2023.

The Lord of the Rings MTG set arrives on June 23, 2023. Some believe more offers and issued bounties will come out for The One Ring card, and we’ll be updating this page with those bounties and any additional details surrounding the person who finds the card or has claimed to have found it.


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