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A $515 Card Break Produced A Cooper Flagg Card That Could Be Worth Millions
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iStockphoto / Raymond Carlin III-Imagn Images/tieroA $515 spot in a three-box basketball card break turned into the collecting equivalent of finding an oil well under your driveway.
The buyer landed the one-of-one Cooper Flagg Rookie Debut Patch Autograph redemption, a card tied to the Dallas Mavericks star’s first NBA game that is already attracting offers measured in millions instead of mortgage payments.
The collector paid $515 for the Mavericks in a pick-your-team break, which meant every Dallas card from three boxes belonged to him.
The Card Was Hiding Behind A $515 Lottery TicketCalling it “a card” undersells the chase.
The version pulled during the break was a redemption, meaning the collector receives the finished card from Topps rather than the physical patch card appearing directly in the pack.