Stephen Curry might never share the actual field with MLB icon Shohei Ohtani. However, in Goldin’s latest Monthly Sports Elite Auction, the two superstars saw their collectible cards being sold as part of a single auction, with the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar’s 2026 Topps Chrome Gold MLB Logoman Autograph Relics card featuring his signed game-worn Logoman patch sold for $2,848,700, making it the marquee item of the event and one of the most valuable baseball collectibles sold this year.
Per a press release, Ohtani’s presence extended beyond the headline lot, as collectors also drove a one-of-one Topps Tribute Prime Patch Autograph card to $280,600, while a dual Ohtani-Aaron Judge Logoman relic card fetched $298,900. Meanwhile, Curry delivered one of the auction’s most notable basketball milestones.
His one-of-one 2025-26 Topps Chrome Update Alter Egos SuperFractor sold for $652,022, establishing the highest publicly recorded sale for any Alter Egos card. Among active NBA players, only a handful continue to command six-figure prices with such consistency.
Meanwhile, the newly crowned NBA champions, the New York Knicks also generated significant collector interest. A one-of-one quintuple-autograph card featuring Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby, Mikal Bridges, and Karl-Anthony Towns sold for $317,200, setting a new public record for any Knicks trading card.
Article Continues BelowThe cards were only some of the high-profile athlete collectibles sold at the auction. A 2014-15 Panini Flawless Greats dual-memorabilia autograph card featuring a game-worn patch from Kobe Bryant sold for $295,240, the highest public sale ever recorded for that card. Another Bryant collectible, a 2004-05 Upper Deck Exquisite Limited Logos signed patch card, reached $292,800, while a signed full ticket from Bryant’s iconic 60-point farewell game brought $104,920.
Tom Brady’s 2000 Bowman Chrome Refractor rookie card graded SGC Gem Mint 10 sold for $292,800, while Kylian Mbappe’s 2026 Panini Prizm World Cup National Landmarks Black Prizm card sold for $292,800, setting the highest public sale ever for any Mbappe card.
The press release also noted that Michael Jordan’s 1984-85 Star rookie card sold for $244,028, while a 1998-99 SkyBox Premium 3D’s card reached $87,535, both setting grade-specific records. Wilt Chamberlain’s signed 1999-00 Upper Deck Retro Inkredible card sold for $103,700, another all-time high for that card.
The cards in question were only some of the high-profile collectibles sold at the auction, with a range of younger NBA stars such as Stephon Castle also seeing their collectibles being sold for more than $200,000.