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$305,100 for a Kobe Bryant patch auto.
2008-09 UD Exquisite Limited Logos, numbered 07/24. Game-used patch, on-card autograph. Graded PSA 8 with a PSA/DNA 10 on the signature.
Sold on eBay.
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$85,000 for a Jerry Rice rookie.
1986 Topps #161, PSA 10. Sixty-five exist at that grade out of 45,303 graded. A gem rate of 0.1%, against a set average of 3.9%.
On Fanatics Collect the last two sold at $90,000 in October and $84,000 in July.
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$90,000 for a Messi rookie.
2004-05 Panini Sports Mega Cracks #71, PSA 9. Twelve have sold in the past year at a $78,000 median.
The three before it went $84,000, $84,000 and $80,200, all in October.
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Nine Pokémon cards cleared $240,000 overnight.
A 2002 Expedition Holo Mew #19 PSA 10 led at $528,000 across 38 bids. Twenty-seven exist at that grade.
A 2004 World Championships No. 2 Trainer CGC 10 Pristine followed at $488,000, then a 2006 EX Dragon Frontiers Charizard Gold Star PSA 10 at $408,000.
A 2007 POP Series 5 Espeon Gold Star BGS 10 and a 2005 EX Emerald Reverse Holo Rayquaza PSA 10 tied at $384,000. A Base Set Shadowless 1st Edition Chansey PSA 10 took $288,000 and an EX Holon Phantoms Pikachu Gold Star PSA 10 took $264,000.
Two more tied at $240,000: a 2006 Black Star Promo Pikachu PSA 10 and a 2003 Aquapolis Crystal Lugia PSA 10.
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Kimi Antonelli is a Formula 1 world champion.
His cards hold the top four racing sales of 2026. A 2025 Topps Chrome F1 Autographs Superfractor at $878,400, a Red Refractor #8 PSA 10 at $360,510, a Dynasty Patch Autograph Gold at $219,600 and a Dynasty Glove Jumbo Patch Autograph at $201,910.
23,427 Antonelli cards have sold this year, third behind Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton.
Racing sales, 1 Jan to 2 Nov. Free on 130 Point.
$450,000 for a Gold Star Gyarados.
2006 Pokémon EX Holon Phantoms #102, PSA 10. Thirty-seven exist at that grade out of 2,411 graded.
Listed at $885,000. Sold on a best offer at $450,000.
Sold on eBay. Full sales data free on 130 Point.
$81,250 for a Mickey Mouse card signed by Walt Disney.
1931 First Newspaper Premium Picture Card, which Goldin describes as Mickey’s first appearance on a US trading card. Disney signed the back.
PSA Good 2 on the card, PSA/DNA Near Mint-Mint 8 on the signature. It’s the only one in PSA/DNA’s census.
$65,000 hammer, $81,250 with the premium. 38 bids at Goldin.
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A 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle PSA 10 has reportedly sold privately for $50 million.
The claim comes from collector and media personality Patrick Bet-David. No auction house has confirmed it and neither party has been named.
If accurate, it’s roughly four times the biggest card sale on public record, the $12.93 million Jordan and Kobe Dual Logoman from August 2025. The Mantle’s own public high is $12.6 million at Heritage in 2022.
Three 1952 Mantles exist in PSA 10.
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Harry Kane just won the Ballon d’Or.
His biggest card sale of the past year is a 2017-18 Topps Chrome UCL Superfractor autograph at $53,070. A Topps Chrome 25/26 Premier League 1/1 auto follows at £33,245.
Two of his top ten are dual autographs with Heung-Min Son, from their years together at Spurs.
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$4,880,000 for a Mudkip, a month after it sold for $3,720,000.
2015 Japanese XY Promo Art Academy Mudkip by Daisuke Ochiai, PSA Gem Mint 10. Three exist at that grade.
The Art Academy promos came from a contest where winners submitted artwork made in the Pokémon Art Academy game on 3DS, and each received 100 copies of their design. The same series produced the Raincoat Pikachu that sold for $8,400,000 in September.
Sold at Goldin’s Pokémon 30th Anniversary Auction.
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$3,080,500 for a Trophy Pikachu.
1997 Japanese Promo Gold 1st Place, 1st Tournament No.1 Trainer, PSA NM-MT 8.
These went to the top three finishers at the first official Pokémon Card Game tournament in Japan. Gold for first, silver for second, bronze for third. Reportedly only four of each were handed out.
Goldin are calling it the highest public sale for any Trophy Pikachu. Sold in their Pokémon 30th Anniversary Auction.
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$1,982,500 for a restored T206 Honus Wagner.
1909-11 T206 White Border, Sweet Caporal 150 Subjects, Factory No. 25 back. PSA Authentic (Restored), with Heritage disclosing trimmed borders and colour added to reduce the look of creasing.
The same card has now sold four times:
$1,102,806 at SCP, November 2021
$1,968,000 at Mile High, September 2023
$1,980,000 at Mile High
$1,982,500 at Heritage, October 2026
43 bids.
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$117,000 for a Minion doing the Night Night.
2025-26 Topps Chrome Update MinionFractors Red Refractor #M-3, numbered 1 of 5. Curry is one of five players swapped out for a Minion on the insert, and his is pulling his own celebration.
The Red /5 is the only parallel below the 1/1 Superfractor. CGC Authentic, no numerical grade.
Third-biggest Minion sale on record, behind the Cooper Flagg Superfractor at $276,000 and the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Superfractor at $195,200.
41 bids at Fanatics Collect.
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$1,230,000 for a card with two Gold Logomen.
2026 Topps Chrome Dual MVP Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge, one of one, with on-card autographs from both.
52 bids at Fanatics Collect.
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$216,000 for a Curry Kaboom.
2023-24 Panini Crown Royale Kaboom! Gold #6, numbered 8 of 10. PSA 8, and PSA hasn’t graded one higher out of the nine submitted.
Ten made. Nine graded.
Sold at Fanatics Collect. Full sales data free on 130 Point.
$252,000 for Cedric Coward’s NBA debut.
2025-26 Topps Chrome Update NBA Debut Patch Auto #DPA-CC, one of one, Topps encased. The patch came off the jersey he wore in his first NBA game, October 22, 2025 against the Pelicans. He came off the bench for 14 points in a 128-122 Grizzlies win.
Signed on card with a John 3:16 inscription.
59 bids at Fanatics Collect.
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