I don't expect the final price will settle that high, but you get the picture
Each player may exile their hand and draw a number of cards equal to the amount of paid this way
We can also get a sense of where the artist find their reference material, and what that might mean for libraries
Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Strait Benthic Anomaly Benthic Behemoth Biolume Egg Biolume Serpent Bladecoil Serpent Bog Serpent Caetus, Sea Tyrant of Segovia Cryptic Serpent Deep-Sea Serpent Deep-Sea Terror Denizen of the Deep Dirgur Nemesis Dreamwinder Floodtide Serpent Frilled Sea Serpent Gearseeker Serpent Harbor Serpent Iceridge Serpent Junk Winder Koma, Cosmos Serpent Koma, Cosmos Serpent Koma, World-Eater Kukemssa Serpent Lava Serpent Lightning Serpent Loch Mare Lochmere Serpent Marjhan River Serpent Ronom Serpent Sandbar Serpent Scrapdiver Serpent Sea Monster Sea Serpent Serpent of Yawning Depths Serpent of the Endless Sea Serpent of the Pass Shoal Serpent Shrouded Serpent Slinking Serpent Slipstream Serpent Sliptide Serpent Spire Serpent Steelclad Serpent Striped Riverwinder Sword Coast Serpent Taniwha The Terror of Serpent's Pass The Unagi of Kyoshi Island Tolarian Serpent Tolarian Terror Verazol, the Split Current Vodalian Serpent Wormhole Serpent Xolatoyac, the Smiling Flood Yorion, Sky Nomad
Just eight days later, an artist proof for the Black Lotus from MTG's Limited Edition Beta set - the game's second-ever release - outsold both Alpha Black Lotus cards, fetching $615,000 at auction to become the most valuable Magic: The Gathering card ever sold at auction
