The baseball card that Shohei Ohtani was signed and characterized by a piece of pants worn by the Dodgers star, while it became the first MLB player to achieve 50 runs at home and steal 50 bases in one season that was sold for more than a million dollars.
One of the type Tops black family The card that features a card in the golden ink by Ohtani and the MLB logo of pants he was wearing during a match his record against Miami Marlins It was sold by heritage auctions Saturday night for 1067,500 dollars. The name of the buyer has not been revealed.
This is to a large extent the largest money paid at a general auction of the Ottani Card. The previous record was 533140 dollars paid last year for a card from the Bowman Chrome Autographs 2018 Orange Refector. While 25 of these cards are present, this is one of the 10 Beckett Service.
The record mode card is one of three different cards from the 50-50 game that Topps used to launch its black family chain, which features one signed cards with pieces of souvenirs used from the game from specific historical moments. One of the OHTANI Cards 50-50-which includes a sign of the beating gloves that OHTANI was worn while hitting it on its fifty-land and a laundry sign of pants he wore during that game- He received 173240 dollars at auction In February.
“Chati Utani is currently the best player in the game, and this card 1 of 1 is linked to an important historical moment as the first MLB player to join 50/50 in 2024,” Chris Ivy, director of sports auctions at Heritig, told the Times in an email. “It is also the most black family cards from 3 out of 1 out of 1 due to the logo correction.”
“Part of what makes this result is great is the fact that it was not a rising card – it is usually among the most popular in the assembly community – and still sets the world record.”
Earlier this month, the first correction signing card was sold in the first division for pirates, Paul Skinz, at an auction of $ 1.11 million.
Ohtani entered the September 19 game in Laandepot Park with 48 running home and 49 theft. It was not lost in reaching 50 stolen bases, passing the third rule in the first half, then added No. 51 in the second half. Then he returned to House No. 49 in the sixth half, which represents the path that the date will achieve on the seventh.
After throwing the first stadiums and one in dirt, Ohtani sent a hanging curve by Marlins Reviever Mike Bowan 391 feet and on the left field wall. This ball was sold at a auction for $ 4.392 million, which is the amount that exceeded any amount to the basbol, in October.