Una tarjeta de Shohei Ohtani supera el millón de dólares en una subasta

The card features the MLB logo of the baseball player's game-worn pants (authenticated by Major League Baseball) with a gold permanent marker autograph of the Japanese star.

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Published March 31, 2025, 6:38 AM ET

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Shohei Ohtani doesn't stop scoring accomplishments. This Sunday, he joined another exclusive club: the club of players with a baseball card sold for seven figures.

Ohtani's card is a one-of-a-kind autographed Topps Dynasty Black 2024 edition, which led Heritage Auctions' spring auction of sports cards, achieving a value of $1,067,500.

"Ohtani’s first million dollar card. Last night the 2024 Topps Shohei Ohtani Black Dynasty “50/50” Relic 1/1 sold for $1,067,500, a record price for any Ohtani card," he detailed in a Heritage Auctions Sports release.

The card includes the MLB logo of a game-worn Ohtani pants (authenticated by Major League Baseball) with a gold permanent marker gold autograph of the Japanese star.

The previous record for an Ohtani card was reached on Nov. 3, for $533,140. Another Topps Dynasty Black card, with a piece of the pants and batting gloves he wore in the game where he hit 50/50, sold for just $173.240 on Feb. 22, as recalled by The Athletic.

Ohtani’s first million dollar card!

Last night the 2024 Topps Shohei Ohtani Black Dynasty “50/50” Relic 1/1 sold for $1,067,500, a record price for any Ohtani card pic.twitter.com/8FP1AksLfb

Does not surpass that of Paul Skenes

Despite this sporting milestone, the purchase does not surpass that of Paul Skenes' debut patch card, which was purchased for $1.11 million by Dick's Sporting Goods in an auction that ended March 21.

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