Auctions & Record Sales
High-end graded auction results — Heritage, Goldin, PWCC and similar houses — for Ohtani cards.
A confirmed auction-house sale ledger for Ohtani cards. This catalog's market tables (sold_comps, market_sales) record eBay-sourced comps only — no auction house, lot URL, or sale attribution column exists yet, and none has ever been populated with a graded-auction result.
One externally reported notable sale
Not a “record sale” by this site's own evidence — a citation of a third party's report, carried here because it is already documented in this project's research notes.
2024 Topps Now #722-B (Gold 1/1, PSA 10, inscribed '50/50 Club 9/19/24')
$686,250 — Heritage Auctions, 2026-08-22
si.com reported this as the most expensive Topps Now sale ever, and the same auction lot's title designates the card #722-B — a distinct auto version from the base #722 card. Neither the lot URL nor the sale is stored in this database's sold_comps or market_sales tables; this line is a citation of a third party's report, not this site's own evidenced record.
Source: si.com, via wiki/ohtani-topps-now-milestones.md
What would change this page
- • A schema addition giving `market_sales`/`sold_comps` an auction-house, lot-URL and sale-attribution shape, populated by a sourced ingest job — never a hand-typed row.
- • Until then, this page will keep rendering INSUFFICIENT CONFIRMED EVIDENCE rather than a fabricated table.
Related: Iconic Ohtani Cards, Milestones / Topps Now Archive, 2018 Ohtani Rookie Center. Other research hubs: The Ohtani rookie ecosystem, Japanese-era cards (NPB), Ohtani autographs, by how they were signed, Milestone and Topps Now issues.