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Adam Gray: New record solo Kobe card sale today. Confirmed by both the seller (Secure) and buyer (IG user - Pokecolor6666_) $4.2 million for the 2017 Flawless Kobe Logoman auto (in a PSA 9/10 slab. It’s the highest price ever paid for a solo Kobe and second highest Flawless card ever. The Flawless Logoman Autos are believed by some to be some of the most beautiful cards ever made. And the prices have absolutely followed. Patch is game used. Card was made a couple years following Kobe’s retirement. The Logoman cuts off a little at the top but it’s still one of the greatest solo Kobe’s of all time in a lot of collectors minds. Congrats to both the buyer and the seller. An absolute stunner.
Everything started at Lower Merion High School for Kobe Bryant. On Friday, Sotheby’s reported that one of Bryant’s game-worn No. 33 jerseys sold for a record-breaking $2.2 million, making it the most expensive high school jersey ever sold at an auction. “This Lower Merion jersey is where Kobe’s story starts, before the rings, the records, and the Mamba Mentality, when he was just a kid in a gym outworking everyone. This jersey symbolizes that greatness has a beginning, and this jersey was there for it,” reads the description from Sotheby’s. This is not the first time the jersey has been moved, as it was sold in 2013 for $51,400. The report of the jersey read that the item had 26 bids, with seven different bidders competing for the highly sought-after item.
Grant Williams on collecting NBA trading cards: "Allen Iverson, his market has just ballooned over the past year and a half, two years. So that was pretty cool. And then last but not least, I'm actually auctioning one of my two Allen Iverson cards in an auction here in the next couple weeks, which is exciting. I think I had a smaller Chuck Hayes card, which is kind of embarrassing to say. Listen, I love players that were my size and were playing in the league. So like Chuck Hayes, Draymond Green, Boris Diaw, those were like my favorite players growing up because they looked like me and gave me a chance."
Darren Rovell: Absolutely insane eye-popping numbers for Topps NBA Debut patches in the Fanatics Collect auction tonight. Dylan Harper: $2,880,000 Kon Knueppel: $2,340,000
Fanatics Collect: BREAKING: The Cooper Flagg NBA Debut Patch autograph card has officially sold in our auction for $8,040,000. This sets the record for the most expensive Cooper Flagg card of all time, surpassing the previous record of $366,000. The historic sale makes it the third-most expensive NBA card ever and sixth-most expensive trading card in history.
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cardladder: Recent Sale: The 2025 Topps Chrome Update Cooper Flagg #DPA-CF NBA Debut Patch Autograph 1/1 PSA 10/Auto 10 sold for $8,040,000 via Fanatics Collect on September 25, 2026. #CooperFlaggCards #BasketballCards
altxyzofficial: RECORD SALE: We just sold this 2007 Exquisite Collection Dual Logoman Autograph of Kobe Bryant and LeBron James for a record $6,501,840 in our auction. Consign your basketball cards to our next auction by clicking the link in our bio or commenting SELL.
Three of the most significant basketball cards of the current era, including the one-of-a-kind Cooper Flagg Rookie Debut Patch Autograph card, will be auctioned off through Fanatics Collect next month, the company announced Friday. Alongside the Flagg, Debut Patch cards for San Antonio Spurs guard Dylan Harper and Charlotte Hornets sharpshooter Kon Knueppel will also sell as part of the platform’s September Premier auction, which runs Sept. 10-24.
A piece of NBA history donned by Michael Jordan in the 1998 Finals against the Utah Jazz is set to hit auction next month. A game-worn jersey sported by Jordan in game three at the United Center is expected to reach an eight-figure price tag while on auction from September 15 to September 29.
A Ferrari once owned by Michael Jordan, which later disappeared from public view for more than two decades before being rediscovered earlier this year, will sell at auction this September. Purchased in 1997, the Ferrari made its most notable cameo with Jordan behind the wheel following Game 6 of the 1997 NBA Finals, where Jordan and the 1990s Chicago Bulls dynasty secured their fifth championship. The 1997 Ferrari 550 Maranello, which has a pre-sale estimate of $700,000-$1.3 million, is being brought to auction through a partnership between marketplace Joopiter and Curated, the supercar dealership responsible for rediscovering the vehicle.
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The Lelands Summer Class Auction, which ended Aug. 15, offered some truly unique items for sports and history lovers alike. Akron’s own and former Cleveland Cavaliers player, LeBron James, was at the center of a hot auction item. An Oct. 29, 2003, LeBron James NBA debut full ticket was sold for a whopping $24,323.
A sealed box of 1986-87 Fleer Basketball cards, signed and inscribed by Michael Jordan, sold for $1.48 million in an eBay auction Sunday night. It’s the only unopened box of ’86 Fleer Basketball — the set includes his iconic rookie card, as well as those of multiple NBA legends like Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing, Hakeem Olajuwon and more — that Jordan has autographed, which he noted with an inscription reading “Rookie Card Box 1/1.”
What’s interesting about the final price of the signed box is that it’s considerably lower than the record $2.7 million that a single Fleer rookie card signed by Jordan sold for last fall, even though the box is a one-of-one while there are more than 100 authenticated ’86 Fleer Jordan autographed cards. It illustrates how scarcity isn’t always the ultimate factor in the collectibles market and how individual cards are often more desirable to collectors.