SAN ANTONIO — After 14 years away from the card hobby, Topps announced that it was bringing back the "Topps Chrome Basketball" card packs.
For San Antonio Spurs fans, this is their chance to try their luck and see if they can get the rare Victor Wembanyama one-of-one Superfractor rookie card with his autograph and other variations of his signed cards in the release.
And Goldin auction house is asking for the signed Wemby cards if you unpacked one or more.
According to Ken Goldin, CEO of Goldin, you can consign any Wemby signed card numbered from Topps Chrome Basketball for free PSA grading. He also announced that they would be part of Goldin's auction, and if the card had a very low number, the collector company would elevate it to elite status.
Goldin is known for getting top-dollar for collectibles and is even featured on Netflix's "King of Collectibles" series.
A rare Wembanyama rookie card is currently up for auction at Goldin, and the current bidding is starting at $31,000.
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The Wembanyama one-of-one Superfractor rookie card with his autograph is so rare that if you need $1 million and unpack it, sports card hobbyist and poker player Bleznick, who owns Blez Sports Cards, is offering a $1 million bounty on the Wemby card.
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Other Wemby cards to hunt for in the Topps Chrome Basketball include the "Frozen Factor" cards, and the new "Superfly" cards will be among many others to chase.
Wemby cards (especially rare ones) fetch top dollars.
According to Topps, there will be two autographs per box, eight cards per pack, 12 packs per box, and 12 boxes per case.
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