One-of-one Shohei Ohtani card reportedly sells for more than $10 million
A one-of-a-kind Shohei Ohtani trading card has reportedly changed hands for more than $10 million, days after a Florida collector pulled it from a hobby box at his local shop. The collector found a redemption for the card — a 2026 Topps Chrome dual Gold Logoman autograph — at Boca Sports Cards in Boca Raton, meaning Topps will produce and deliver the finished piece rather than hand over a card straight from the pack. High-end collector Matthew Allen said in an Instagram post that he had bought the card outright.
- ▪A one-of-a-kind Shohei Ohtani trading card has reportedly changed hands for more than $10 million, days after a Florida collector pulled it from a hobby box at his local shop.
- ▪The collector found a redemption for the card — a 2026 Topps Chrome dual Gold Logoman autograph — at Boca Sports Cards in Boca Raton, meaning Topps will produce and deliver the finished piece rather than hand over a card straight from the p
- ▪High-end collector Matthew Allen said in an Instagram post that he had bought the card outright.
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| Publication time | Thu, 30 Jul 2026 17:05:50 -0400 |
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A one-of-a-kind Shohei Ohtani trading card has reportedly changed hands for more than $10 million, days after a Florida collector pulled it from a hobby box at his local shop. The collector found a redemption for the card — a 2026 Topps Chrome dual Gold Logoman autograph — at Boca Sports Cards in Boca Raton, meaning Topps will produce and deliver the finished piece rather than hand over a card straight from the pack. High-end collector Matthew Allen said in an Instagram post that he had bought the card outright. “To make it very clear, I paid over 10 million for the card,” Mr. Allen wrote. No independent transaction record has confirmed the sale. Mr.
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