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The most expensive sports card ever sold.
The defining post-war baseball card. The finest known copy, graded SGC 9.5, sold for $12,600,000 at Heritage Auctions in August 2022 — the record for any sports collectible card. Benchmark: Heritage Auctions, 2022-08 — a documented public sale, not an estimate. Graded trading cards trade per-card on tokenized venues like Courtyard (Polygon, Brink's vault) and Collector Crypt (Solana, PWCC/ALT vaults); this reference listing is for research.
The most expensive sports card ever sold. The benchmark is a real, dated auction record (Heritage Auctions); treat it as the card's documented high-water mark for that grade, not a live quote — collectibles reprice at every sale.
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It is the documented record sale for this card at the stated grade (Heritage Auctions, 2022-08). Collectibles have no ticker — each sale sets the next benchmark.
Buy a graded copy at auction or on a tokenized venue: Courtyard vaults cards with Brink's on Polygon, Collector Crypt with PWCC/ALT on Solana — both redeemable for the physical card.
