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February 13, 2021
Jonathan Wiener

Luka Doncic Gold Prizm Rookie Card Sells for $800K

Photo via Goldin Auctions

A limited-edition Luka Doncic Panini Gold Prizm Rookie Card sold for $800,000 on February 1st, the largest sale of a Doncic card to date. 

The PSA 10 Gold Prizm Doncic sold through Goldin Auctions is one of just ten total produced and one of three PSA 10s. The card quickly ascended from its $75,000 starting price, with 23 bids placed.

Photo via Goldin Auctions

Younger players are seeing their cards boom as collectors are looking to find the next great investment. 27-year-old Anthony Davis’ 2012-2013 National Treasures Signed rookie card fetched over $1 million also through Goldin Auctions earlier this month. 

Who will be the next young player to have their card prices spike?

Jonathan Wiener