Bidding for Sask. mystery hockey card box tops $2 million

A mysterious box of hockey cards found in Saskatchewan has captured the attention of collectors around the world, with bids exceeding $2 million.

The box, which contains 540 packs of hockey cards from the 1980s, was discovered in December by a Saskatchewan man while emptying a warehouse.

The cards inside this box have not been opened yet and their identity is unknown. However, there are likely to be some very valuable and rare cards in this box, which has increased the asking price.

So far, several prominent collectors from around the world have offered to buy this box.

"This is an incredible box of hockey cards and a unique opportunity to acquire some of the most valuable hockey cards in the world," said one collector from the United States.

Another Canadian collector added: "I've spent my entire life collecting hockey cards and this box is an absolute dream come true for me."

It remains to be seen who will end up with this box of hockey cards. However, it seems that the bid price for it will continue to rise.

Here are some other interesting facts about this mysterious hockey card box:

The box was found in a warehouse in Saskatoon.
The previous owner of this box is unknown.
The cards in this box are from the 1980s.
Some of the cards in this box may be very valuable and rare.
The bidding price for this box has exceeded 2 million dollars.
Several prominent collectors from around the world have offered to buy this box.
It remains to be seen who will end up with this box of hockey cards.

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