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Tom Brady continues to break records even in the off-season.
The quarterback’s rookie card was sold for a record $ 1.32 million on Thursday through an online auction house, reports Tom VanHaaren of ESPN.
The ticket card for the 2000 Playoff Contenders championship was autographed and ranked eight with a rating of 10 on the subscription to the PWCC Marketplace, an online auction house and card repository.
“The biggest sale of a football card. Ever, ”said the PWCC Marketplace on his Instagram account. “Only one of the 100 cards in the world, even less if you consider the degree.”
James Park, a well-known letter collector and fan of Brady’s, bought the card.
“I lived in Boston for 10 years and I am a huge fan of Brady,” Parks said in a statement. “I also love collecting cards since I was a child. Given Brady’s indisputable status as GOAT in football, this card is an important piece in the history of the sport and of any collection. “
A signed autograph card by Patrick Mahomes was recently sold for $ 861,000, which set the previous record for a football card, according to VanHaaren. A different Brady card was sold for $ 555,988 in January.
Another Brady card is being sold at the Lelands auction house and has a current bid of $ 707,565.