A T1 signature card just cleared six figures. It has been announced that the English #0001 copy of Keria's Seraphine, Not Alone from the Riftbound x T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition sold for more than $100,000. That number is a private-sale floor, not a public auction hammer. So we cannot confirm the full amount. Broker Dom "Silverddragn" said he could confirm it was six figures and that the buyer asked him to keep the exact price quiet. The card came out of a friend's raffle box. Silverddragn helped place it.
The box those cards shipped in cost $360. Riot sold the English Signature Edition through a Riot Merch drawing in August, not an open cart. Sign-ups ran August 14 to 17. Winner emails went out August 20 with a 24-hour window to pay. Shipping started September 2. Chinese and Korean runs were handled in-region at ¥2,025 and ₩500,000.
Riot printed 10,125 Signature Edition boxes per language: English, Chinese, and Korean. Each box holds five champion cards with new art, a special frame, and a foil made for this set. One of the five is serialized 1 to 2025, the year of T1's title, and gets that player's gold-stamped signature. The math is neat on purpose. Five players times 2,025 serials equals 10,125 boxes. Each player has 2,025 signed copies in each language. Only one English Keria card can be #0001/2025.
The five picks for T1's worlds line up:
Doran: Ambessa, The Wolf
Faker: Galio, Indefatigable
Gumayusi: Miss Fortune, Buccaneer
Keria: Seraphine, Not Alone
Oner: Xin Zhao, Vigilant
Pandart Studio did the Signature art. Keria's flavor line on the card is his: look up if you want, catching up will not be easy.
There is a cheaper sibling product, the $70 Player Bundle, with splash-art versions of the same five champions plus sleeves, a deck box, a binder, and a metal die. That one is for people who want to sleeve the team and play. The $360 box is the display piece. This sale is about the display piece with the lowest serial.
Seraphine, Not Alone is not even Standard-legal yet. She belongs to Radiance, Riftbound's fifth set, due October 23. Until then the card is a collectible that happens to have rules text. When you play her or she becomes exhausted, you put a 1-power Recruit token into your base. She gains +1 power for each other exhausted unit you control. Keria picking Seraphine tracks his live-game reputation. The price does not.
T1's 2025 Worlds win was the org's sixth title and a third in a row. Riot built the collection around that three-peat and revealed it during MSI 2026 in Seoul. It was the first time Riftbound tied a dedicated product to one team instead of the league at large..
Collectors immediately jumped to mentioning Faker and how much his cards will be worth if sold. If Keria #0001 is six figures, Galio #0001 is the card people will ask about next. Nobody has posted that sale. The Keria copy is the one that moved.
$100,000 on a card from a $360 box is a TCG story that many people have heard before. Serialized sports autos and first-edition Pokemon have lived in that neighborhood for years. However Riftbound is still a newer game so it is surprising to see them going up for so much. A Worlds support star, a #0001 stamp, and a language-limited print run is the combination that got a buyer to write the check before Radiance even drops.
Would you pay six figures for a #0001 T1 signature, or does that only make sense if the name on the stamp is Faker? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.