Cooper Flagg's rookie card sells for $8 million at auction
According to Hypebeast, Dallas Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg’s one-of-one Topps Chrome Update rookie debut patch autograph card sold for more than $8 million USD through a Fanatics Collect auction after an 83-bid auction, making it the third-most expensive NBA trading card sale in history. The card, numbered #DPA-CF and graded PSA 10 GEM with a 10 autograph grade, features a jersey patch from Flagg’s first NBA game against the San Antonio Spurs on October 22, 2025, and was pulled by Jason Williams via a $515 livestream spot before being consigned to Fanatics Collect. The Athletic is cited as saying the sale ranks fifth overall among all trading cards, topping a 1909 Honus Wagner card; the prior record for a Cooper Flagg card was surpassed by more than $7 million.
Key facts
- 01Cooper Flagg’s card sold for over $8 million through a Fanatics Collect auction
- 0283 bids were placed in the auction
- 03card is #DPA-CF and PSA 10 GEM with 10 autograph grade
- 04the card contains a jersey patch from Flagg’s first NBA game on Oct 22, 2025 vs. the Spurs
- 05the card was pulled by Jason Williams via a $515 livestream spot and later consigned to Fanatics Collect
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