Shohei Ohtani ultra‑rare card sells for $11 million after pull in Boca Raton

A one‑of‑one Topps Chrome Dual Gold Logoman Autograph Relic card featuring Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani was pulled from a limited Topps Chrome jumbo hobby box at Boca Breaks, a card shop in Boca Raton, Florida. An anonymous collector bought the $700 box and uncovered a redemption card that includes two authentic gold MLB logo patches Ohtani wore during his back‑to‑back National League MVP seasons (2024 and 2025), plus his signature in English and Japanese kanji.

Before the card was discovered, Asia‑based trading‑card company Grade10 had publicly offered a $10 million bounty to anyone who found it. The card was subsequently sold for $11 million through Fanatics, making it the third‑highest public sports‑trading‑card sale ever, behind a Michael Jordan/Kobe Bryant dual‑logoman card and a 1952 Mickey Mantle card.

The sale highlights the soaring market for elite sports memorabilia, especially items tied to Ohtani’s historic two‑year MVP run with the Dodgers.