Tyler The Great Warrior has now set an official record as the most expensive Yu-Gi-Oh card ever to be sold.

The one-of-a-kind card was recently put up for auction where it eventually sold for over $300,000. The bespoke card has an interesting backstory as it was created specifically for a single person. The design was a collaboration between Tyler Gressle, who, in 2002, was battling a rare form of liver cancer, and the creator of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Kazuki Takahashi. As the sole byproduct of Konami, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and 4Kids Entertainment, at the height of the trading card game's popularity, fans thought that this was a priceless gem that would never be sold.

However, Gressle parted ways with the card so it could find a home that could truly value "the history and everything that kind of game to create it."

Tyler The Great Warrior was put up for sale on April 19 as the selling price quickly ballooned from a more modest $0.99 to more than $100,000 within an hour. From there, a battle of attrition began among several bidders for the next few weeks until the card's pricing was capped out at $311,211 after some serious back and forth between two bidders within the closing hours of the auction.