No one knows who bought it for that much, or why, but the winning bid shattered the previous record of$375,000 that a similar card went for exactly a year ago
Ahem This is the kind of nonsense damage dealer that infuriates a table in the best possible way
According to the Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), a nine rating is reserved for cards in "superb condition" that might have "a very slight wax stain on reverse", "a minor printing imperfection" or "slightly off-white borders"
design philosophy, but its clear that Oko, Thief of Crowns was the biggest growing pain of the first few years of its adoption
While I was originally skeptical of a somewhat rigid system like this, I think it's a decent start
It doesn't have to be the most expensive either- it could be a super nice rare holo card or a simple common!