Post Malone buys ‘one of a kind’ Magic: The Gathering card with estimated value of $2 million

Post Malone has changed the life of one very lucky card collector after forking out a big sum of cash.

The rapper has been a noted Magic: The Gathering fan for a while and has been buying up some rare cards.

However, this could be the biggest of them all.

He's appeared in a social media video with Joshua Brook who managed to find one of the most coveted cards ever printed.

Magic: The Gathering teamed up with the Lord of the Rings franchise and created a cool collection based off characters from the legendary series.

The One Ring is centred around Sauron's ring and it was a 'one-of-a-kind'. Kotaku says the chances of finding it in a pack was one in three million.

Incredibly, Joshua brook managed to find it just two weeks after it was launched.

Collectible grading firm PSA confirmed its authenticity in June this year and gave it a 'Mint 9' grading, which is one step below absolute perfection.

Brook has held onto that incredible card ever since and there have been some incredible offers sent his way.

Gamespot says a store in Spain offered $2 million to have it.

However, he's decided to give over his precious to Post Malone and was thrilled to part ways with it.

He wrote on Instagram: "When I found the One Ring, the first person who came to mind was @postmalone.

"I have played MTG since I was a kid and obviously it would be amazing to keep this card.

"But for a guy like me, being able to sell it is life changing.

"I just really hoped it would go to someone who would appreciate it as much as I do.

"This is my dream come true, meeting @postmalone and him buying the One Ring card from me is literally a moment straight out of a fairytale.

"@postmalone @wizards_magic you have changed my life.

"Things like this don’t happen to people like me, I guess it’s magic. I am forever grateful."

It's unclear how much money the rapper handed over to get the card in his collection, however it seems like he would have had to fork out a lot if there were seven-figure bids going around.

If it did go for more than $2 million then it would become the most expensive Magic: The Gathering card ever sold, according to Kotaku.

Either way, Joshua is a happy man and that's all that matters.