One of the season’s most valuable basketball cards is still out there and now one online shopping platform is offering a Lamborghini to the person who finds it and sells it on their platform. Whatnot says it’ll give away a 2021 Lamborghini Huracán to the hobbyist who lands the 2020-21 Flawless LeBron James Triple Logoman patch card and sells it via the livestream … [Read more...] about Lamborghini for a Logoman: Whatnot Hopes Flawless Breaks Yield Elusive Card
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Notes: Mahomes+Burrow=$1.1 Million; PSA Backlog; Hoops Premium Sets; Dominguez Buyer; More
Goldin Auctions closed out its three day "Elite" auction with the sale of a 2017 Patrick Mahomes Prizm Gold Vinyl rookie card for $570,000. Numbered 4/5, the card was graded PSA 10. That came a day after the 2020 National Treasures Joe Burrow NFL Shield 1/1 sold for $534,000. The auction's first session closed Saturday night with three lots netting seven figure … [Read more...] about Notes: Mahomes+Burrow=$1.1 Million; PSA Backlog; Hoops Premium Sets; Dominguez Buyer; More
Notes: Big Ticket Tickets Close Out Goldin Sale; UD’s New ePack Set, More
Some strong prices for important tickets and stubs went on the books as Goldin closed out its Holiday Auction Sunday night. The company sold over $500,000 worth in all. Among the highlights: A 1958 World Cup Sweden ticket stub from Pele’s debut game on 6/15/1958 (PSA PR 1 MK) sold for $36,000, an all-time record for any soccer ticket. A 2001 New … [Read more...] about Notes: Big Ticket Tickets Close Out Goldin Sale; UD’s New ePack Set, More
Whatnot Snares $50 Million in Funding; Plans to Expand Sports Card Breaks, Sales
Live stream shopping platform Whatnot has raised $50 million in Series B funding and says it plans to “double down” on selling sports cards and memorabilia. The investment was led by Anu Hariharan from Y Combinator Continuity, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz. They join investors Animal, musicians Ryan Tedder and DJ Skee with Mint 10, NFL players … [Read more...] about Whatnot Snares $50 Million in Funding; Plans to Expand Sports Card Breaks, Sales