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Dallas Mavericks superstar Cooper Flagg's one-of-one Topps Chrome Update rookie debut patch autograph card has sold for more than $8 million after 83 bids in a Fanatics Collect auction that closed early Friday morning.

The one-of-one Cooper Flagg 2026 Topps Chrome Updates NBA Debut Patch autographed card sold for a jaw-dropping $8.04 million in a Fanatics Collect auction filled with some of the best available NBA Debut Patch cards that ended early Friday morning.

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