Coveted 1-of-1 Cooper Flagg card with a Dallas Mavericks bounty on it has been pulled
The Mavericks have offered up a bounty for the card with a package that could appeal to Mavericks fans. For the collectors who pulled the card in Rhode Island, only cash is likely to do.
A highly sought-after, one-of-one autographed Cooper Flagg NBA Debut Patch card with a Dallas Mavericks bounty on it has been removed from circulation. Topps, the card's producer, posted a photo and video of the pull by a Rhode Island collectibles streamer, RhodyBreakers, on social media. The Flagg card is one of the most anticipated collectibles in recent history, so much so that the Mavericks have offered a bounty to claim it.
The exact value of the card remains to be seen as it will depend on the willingness of potential buyers. The card's owners have options, with the Mavericks providing a package of premium season tickets, a signed game-worn rookie jersey, a post-game photo with Flagg, a private photoshoot with Flagg's rookie and championship trophies, VIP tour of the team's practice facility, meet-and-greet with the team, private basketball experience, roundtrip airfare, hotel accommodations, and game tickets to see the Mavericks play against the Boston Celtics away.
However, the package lacks a key element - cash. Another team, the Pittsburgh Pirates, offered a similar package in exchange for a similar MLB Debut Patch card in 2024, but the lucky 11-year-old who pulled the card in Los Angeles put it up for auction where it sold for $1.1 million, a life-changing amount for an average 11-year-old.
The Mavericks should consider offering a cash amount that RhodyBreakers or the rightful owner can't refuse, or expect to join an eventual bidding war.
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