Keria’s #0001 Seraphine sells for more than $100,000
The first English copy of Seraphine, Not Alone — the card picked by Ryu «Keria» Min-seok for the Riftbound × T1 2025 Worlds collection, serial number #0001/2025 — has changed hands for more than $100,000. It never reached a public auction: this was a private sale, and the exact figure stays behind closed doors.
The saleSix figures, price kept private
Strafe reported the deal on September 20. Dom «Silverddragn» brokered it and drew one line only: «I can say it’s in the six figures, but I was asked to keep the price private». The card went to a collector who goes by @_pokepan_.
Six figures means a hundred thousand dollars and up, and how far up is anyone’s guess: with no platform in the middle there is no public receipt to check. That is what separates this deal from the Chinese auction for Faker’s Galio #0001, where every bid could be watched as it climbed.
The cardWhy the number one matters
The collection celebrates the 2025 World Championship won by the Korean roster. Riot printed 10,125 boxes per language — English, Korean and Chinese — and every box holds one serialized card numbered from 1 to 2025, carrying the player’s gold-stamped signature. Seraphine is Keria’s card, the team’s support.
There is a single #0001 per language and nobody can ever print another inside that run: that, rather than the card itself, is what the buyer paid for. First serials have always been their own market in card collecting, and here the number sits on an object tied to one specific player and one specific world title.
The sale
The change of ownership and the price bracket, both stated by the broker who ran the deal.
The exact figure
Private sale: the precise price and the seller’s name are not public, and no platform certifies them.
The comparisonWhat the same card is worth without the one
Six days earlier, on September 14, another Keria bundle with his serialized Seraphine — but an ordinary number — sold on eBay for $7,500. Between that copy and #0001 there is at least a thirteenfold gap, with the same card, the same signature and the same print run: one digit on the cardboard changes everything.
Comparisons across the rest of the Riftbound market are few and all recent: in April a 1/1 Miss Fortune tournament prize card went for $100,000, and in June a set of metal prize cards landed around $250,000. Inside T1 itself there is Faker’s Galio #0001, already past 1.22 million yuan in China in mid-September.
Why it matters to us. T1 Signature Edition boxes reached Italy in a trickle, and anyone holding one already knows the value sits almost entirely in the number printed on the serial. Two practical warnings: a cropped photo proves nothing, so ask for a shot of the whole card inside its original sleeve before you talk money; and private sales like this one leave no trace on any price list, so «one sold for 100,000» is not a market price, it is one deal between two people.
In short
- The English Seraphine, Not Alone #0001/2025, Keria’s card, sold for more than $100,000.
- It was a private sale: the exact figure stays private, the broker confirmed only the «six figures».
- The Riftbound × T1 collection runs to 10,125 boxes per language, each with one serial numbered 1 to 2025.
- A serialized copy without the number one went for $7,500 on eBay six days earlier.
Sources: Strafe and GameFragger. Card photo: Strafe; key art: Riot Games.
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