Remember the one and only Magic: The Gathering card that was announced in March as part of the Lord of the Rings crossover set: if you have it, Dave and Adam's Card World wants it and is willing to pay a million If you have it, Dave and Adam's Card World wants it and is prepared to pay a million dollars for it.

This special Magic card is literally one-of-a-kind: it is called the 1/1 Ring, and only one copy will be printed and included in the English version of "The Lord of the Rings": and it will be included in the English "Lord of the Rings: A Tale of Middle-earth" collector booster pack. The card will be included in a pack of "The Lord of the Rings: A Tale of Middle-earth" collector booster packs. In other words, whoever finds the card will be the only person on earth who owns it. [For example, Dave and Adam's, a collectors' company that deals in cards, comics, and "autographed memorabilia," is offering a $1 million bounty on the card. Simply put, if you find the card, Dave and Adam's is offering $1 million for it.

Of course, Dave and Adam's deals in Magic cards, and this is all a ploy to sell cards: the "booster box" of the "Tales of Middle-earth" set, with 12 packs per box and 15 cards per pack, is currently available for $425 in advance It is currently on pre-sale for $425. When I was a kid, $2 would buy you 10 packs of baseball or Star Wars cards.

This is outrageous, even obscene, but apparently not out of line. According to Magic: The Gathering expert Philip Palmer, the price of $35 per pack is on the high side, but not out of the ordinary. He explained, "Collector boosters are more expensive [than sets or draft boosters] because every card in the pack is guaranteed to be foil, full art, or in a special showcase frame, and they have multiple rares and mythic rares."

And in this particular case, there is one very unique card worth a fortune. The odds of you finding it are not high, but if you do, you will have a very nice summer.

Believe it or not, Dave and Adam's is not the only one paying for a 1/1 ring card: yesterday, NFL linebacker and card collector Cassius Marsh offered $500,000 for the card. If he wants to stay in this card fight, he's going to have to up his game.

This is not the first time Dave and Adam's has offered such a bounty: earlier this year, they paid $250,000 to a collector who found a 1/1 Drew Jones Superfractor baseball card.

There's one catch: the $1 million 1/1 ring bounty is only valid through July 17. The card set is scheduled to be released on June 23, so it will take less than a month for hopeful collectors to find the cards and receive their winnings, but if the cards are not found until the prize money expires, Dave and Adam's will not have to pay the prize money, but the promo to promote card sales It also means that they can use it.