Post Malone breaks into his $2 million The One Ring, stressing out a whole room of Magic: The Gathering players: 'our insurance doesn't cover that card'
This is a rich person bit I'm too poor to understand.
At the young age of six, the biggest financial blunder struck Post Malone. Instead of buying property during the 2008 recession or claiming a valuable domain name, the young Elie brought a pristine Umbreon Undaunted holo card to the playground against his father's advice. This $20,000 card has since been damaged, but in the high-stakes realm of trading card games (TCGs), it pales in comparison to Magic: The Gathering's exclusive The One Ring card, valued at $2 million.
When Post Malone displayed his prized possession during an MTG Commander session, the entire room erupted in collective stress and fear. Co-host Josh Lee Kwai even joked about the drinks spilled moments earlier, while Rachel Weeks likened the situation to a heart attack. The card was technically protected within its smaller slab, but the collective concern was undeniable.
After all, not everyone can handle a one-of-a-kind card worth $2 million. Josh Lee Kwai pointed out that their insurance wouldn't cover such a specific scenario, adding to the valid freak-out.
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