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Caitlin Clark’s WNBA Rookie Card Fetches $660,000 at Auction in a Record-Breaking Sale
JUL 25 – The autographed 1-of-1 rookie card sold for $660,000, nearly doubling the previous women's sports card record held by Clark, driven by her rising WNBA stardom.
- A signed rookie card of Caitlin Clark was auctioned off for $660,000 on Thursday evening, setting a new high price record for women’s sports cards.
- Clark, drafted first overall by the Indiana Fever in 2024, has set multiple WNBA records but has not played since a right groin injury on July 15.
- The record-breaking card features Clark’s signature, photo, a Logowoman patch, and the inscription "769 pts and counting," referring to her rookie scoring total.
- Bidding on the card started at $336,000 and included a buyer's premium during 17 bids, nearly doubling the previous $366,000 record held by another Clark rookie card.
- The sale highlights Clark’s strong market value, far exceeding her four-year $338,056 Fever contract, while the team holds a 13-12 record and no timetable for her return exists.
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Caitlin Clark trading card breaks record, selling for $660,000
Signed 1-of-1 Caitlin Clark rookie trading card sells for $666,000 TIGARD, Ore. (WISH) — A Caitlin Clark rookie trading card on Thursday became the highest-selling women’s sports card of all time, fetching $660,000 at the Fanatics Collect Premier Auction. The card was a signed 1-of-1. Fanatics Collect reported the record-breaking sale nearly doubled the previous highest price paid for a women’s sports card, which was $366,000, also for a card fr…
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The News-GazetteCaitlin Clark rookie card brings $660,000 at auction, nearly doubling previous women's record
A signed, one-of-a-kind Caitlin Clark rookie card sold at auction for $660,000, a record for women's sports cards. Another Clark card set the previous record in March.
Autographed Caitlin Clark card sells for highest ever for a female athlete, breaking her own record
An autographed Caitlin Clark rookie card is now the highest-selling women's sports card of all time.The 2024 Panini Flawless WNBA Platinum Caitlin Clark Rookie Logowoman 1/1 sold for $660,000 on Thursday at the Fanatics Collect July Premier Auction.The previous record was another Clark card which had sold for $366,000.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXBUSINESS.COMThe card features Clark's signature and writing that reads "769 points and …
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