The remaining Shichifukujin Dragon has been encased at the Tournament Center for public view together with the original artwork of the card. All copies except for one were destroyed. The Shichifukujin Dragon was created to celebrate the opening of the Japan DCI Tournament Center in Tokyo, Japan. *Height till the Lead Angle = 17.5 Centimiters = 6.88 Inchesġ996 World Champion Trophy front and back.ġ996 World Champion Trophy front and back from the sides. *Total Height = 25.2 Centimeters = 9.92 Inches Original Sketch 1996 World Champion by Christopher Rush.Ĭarta Mundi Printing approval of the 1996 World Champion Card.ġ996 World Champion Limited Print signed by Christopher Rush.ġ996 World Champion Limited Print signed by Christopher Rush close up.ġ996 World Champion Limited Print by Christopher Rush.ġ996 World Champion Original Art signed by Christopher Rush on the back.ġ996 World Champion Trophy Front and Back. Measurements are approximately: 13"x 11" (33cm x 28cm) The champion, with his jacket were added in digitally after and never included in the original painting. The Original art was painted with acrylic on illustration board. The card was embedded in Chanpheng's winning trophy. At the event, there was a video showing the destruction of every other copy of the card on the one sheet that was printed.
One sheet of this card was printed, but all other copies were destroyed as well as the printing plates.
In 2001 it was sold to a private collector for $17,500. The card is encased in lucite, apparently floating above a silver globe. The 1996 World Champion was given to Tom Chanpheng of Australia for winning the 1996 World Championship. Two cards will forever frustrate Magic card collectors, as there is only one of each in existence. Index | 1996 World Champion | Shichifukujin Dragon
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