Rare, 1-of-1 Shohei Ohtani autographed card with $10 million bounty found by collector in Florida trading card shop
A one-of-one Shohei Ohtani autographed card with a Gold Logoman patch (a gold patch of the Major League Baseball logo) has been found by a collector in Boca Raton, Florida.
The card was pulled from a hobby box of Topps Chrome Baseball cards at Boca Sports Cards and actually includes two Gold Logoman patches from jerseys Ohtani wore in each of his 2024 and 2025 National League MVP seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Additionally, the card has two signatures from Ohtani, one in English and another in Japanese (Kanji).
One-of-one Gold Logoman card featuring patches from Aaron Judge’s jerseys for his back-to-back American League MVP seasons and Tarik Skubal for his consecutive AL Cy Young Awards are still currently out there waiting to be pulled.
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Boca Sports Cards confirmed the Ohtani card was found at its store with a social media post showing the redemption card pulled by the collector which will be submitted to receive the actual card.
The question now becomes what kind of price the card will fetch in a sale or auction.
Hong Kong trading-card company Grade 10 placed a $10 million bounty (a preemptive public offer to buy the card at a stated price). Prior to that, Secure Collectibles — a trading card investment firm co-founded by “Shark Tank” investor and entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary — offered $6.5 million to the person who pulled the card.
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Secure Collectibles, also co-founded by collector Matthew Allen (known as “Shyne150” on social media) and entrepreneur Paul Warshaw, bought the one-of-one 2007-08 Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Dual Logoman Autographs card for $12.9 million last year at auction.
That’s the second-highest price ever for a sports collectible after Babe Ruth’s 1932 World Series “called shot” jersey, which sold for $24.12 million in August 2024. But the Jordan-Bryant card is the highest-ever for a trading card, surpassing the $12.6 million that the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card sold for in August 2022.
Previously, a 2025 Ohtani autographed Topps Chrome Baseball Gold Logoman card sold for $3 million through auction. Earlier this year, a dual Gold Logomman card autographed by Ohtani and Judge went for $2.16 million at auction.
The timing of the Ohtani card being found is also impressive, coinciding with the National Sports Collectors Convention being held this week in Rosemont, Illinois outside Chicago.
