A 1-of-1 Cooper Flagg rookie trading card—an autograph patch card from Topps Chrome—sells for about $8.04 million, according to reports from multiple outlets. The card is described as a debut patch auto and carries a PSA 10 grade, making the sale one of the highest recorded for any trading card.
Outlets also differ slightly on the card’s exact all-time ranking. Fox News places it as the sixth-most expensive trading card ever sold, while Yahoo Sports’ NBA coverage reports it is the fifth-most expensive. Both accounts agree on the key facts: the card is a rare 1-of-1, it is associated with Cooper Flagg’s rookie release, and the sale price places it among the very top tier of collectible trading-card transactions. While one outlet emphasizes the “investment” question, neither source provides additional market analysis beyond the reported sale figures and ranking positions.
