THE Dallas Mavericks are going all-in—not for another player, but for one of the rarest pieces of Cooper Flagg memorabilia.
The Mavericks are offering a massive seven-item package to whoever pulls Flagg’s one-of-one debut patch autograph card from Topps’ Chrome Update collection.
The offer reportedly includes two premium lower-level season tickets for 32 years and a game-worn, signed Flagg rookie-season jersey, among other items.
The card has already attracted several bounties worth at least $1 million from collectors hoping to get their hands on the one-of-one piece.
Flagg himself unveiled the card during Fanatics Fest last month, admitting he felt some pressure when signing it.
“I was a little nervous. I’ve signed a lot of cards, but that one was a little nerve-wracking,” Flagg said.
What makes the card even more special is its patch, which comes from Flagg’s first-ever NBA game against the San Antonio Spurs on October 22.
Flagg recorded 10 points and 10 rebounds in that debut, although Dallas suffered a 125-92 defeat.
The Mavericks’ pursuit is not unprecedented. The Pittsburgh Pirates previously made a similar attempt to acquire Paul Skenes’ one-of-one debut patch card in 2025.
That effort ultimately failed, with Skenes’ card selling at auction for $1.11 million in March 2025 after being pulled by an 11-year-old collector in Los Angeles.
That remains the record price for a debut patch card, but Flagg’s collectible could potentially challenge it.
With the Mavericks now putting together a unique trade package and multiple seven-figure bounties already on the table, the hunt for Flagg’s card has become one of the biggest stories in the sports-card world. (Jesus Nathaniel Valdez)
