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Discussing his newest album on the show, the topic of Malones hobbies outside of his music career came up, and when asked about his most expensive MtG purchase, Malone confessed that he spent $800,000 on an artist print, Chris Rush-signed Black Lotus . As Christopher Rush was the artist who brought the Black Lotus to life, his signed name upon the already lucrative card would make that outrageous price tag appropriate

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Given the relatively low cost of the D23 set at the original event, if you bought it and youre currently holding onto the set in your Lorcana collection, you must be very content with your purchase

And if you want a foil, prepare to pay five times that amount, with a current price tag of $228