$8 Million Card: How a Cooper Flagg Patch Changed a Family
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Jason Williams sold an NBA debut patch card of Cooper Flagg for $8 million — a record. What the deal means for his family, you can read here.
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$8 million for a single card – that's how much Jason Williams received for an NBA debut patch card of basketball star Cooper Flagg. The sale changed his family's life on multiple levels.
According to The Athletic, the card changed hands for the record sum of $8 million, breaking previous benchmarks for collectible cards. What makes the card so special, how it came into Williams' possession, and what stages the sale went through are traced step by step in the report.
Jason Williams and his family are enjoying more than just the money.
What makes a debut patch card desirable
NBA debut patch cards contain a piece of a player's first official game jersey – a detail collectors especially prize. What individual features make Williams' copy unique, and what role chance and timing played, is described in The Athletic's report.
More than just a full bank account
The sale opened up entirely new possibilities for the Williams family — financially and beyond. What concrete changes the deal brought is the real story behind the $8 million. The Athletic portrays Williams and his family beyond the bare numbers.
If the whole story interests you, you can find it in the detailed report at The Athletic.
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