Keria’s Seraphine #0001 Sells Privately for Six Figures

An English Seraphine card, serial number #0001/2025 from the Riftbound T1 2025 Worlds Champion Signature Edition, changed hands in a private sale for more than $100,000. Dom “Silverddragn,” who helped find a buyer, confirmed the sale was in the six-figure range and identified the buyer as @_pokepan_.

The card is part of a boxed set Riot Games released to mark T1’s 2025 World Championship. Each roster member chose a champion for the series; Ryu “Keria” Min-seok selected Seraphine. Boxes were sold via a purchase-access lottery at $360 each. Riot produced 10,125 units for each language edition; one of the five champion cards in each box is assigned a serial number between 1 and 2025 and receives the player’s gold-stamped signature.

The item in the private sale is the English-language Seraphine numbered #0001/2025. Serial numbers that begin at 0001 cannot be duplicated within the same print run, a feature collectors track when assessing rarity. The Seraphine card carries the Radiance attribute and was not usable in official Riftbound matches until a later expansion enabled it, according to Riot’s release notes.

A separate Keria Seraphine with a stamped signature and no comparable serial number sold on eBay on Sept. 14 for $7,500. That transaction did not involve a #0001 serial and is not directly comparable to the private sale. Collectors distinguish between listing prices and completed sales; the Keria #0001 changed hands and a participant confirmed the sale’s six-figure range while keeping the exact price private.

Earlier high-value Riftbound transactions have involved different types of rarity. In April 2026, a 1/1 Miss Fortune Buccaneer prize card sold privately for $100,000. In June, a set of metal tournament prize cards reportedly traded in London for around $250,000. Those prior sales involved unique prize cards; the Keria #0001 trade represents a completed sale of a serialized production card tied to a team’s championship release.

Dom “Silverddragn” identified the buyer’s account as @_pokepan_ and added, “I can say it’s in the six figures, but I was asked to keep the price private.” The card had been pulled by a friend of Silverddragn’s who preferred to remain anonymous and asked for assistance placing it on the market.

The parties confirmed the transfer occurred privately and that the sale reached the six-figure range, while the precise transaction amount remains undisclosed.

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