Caitlin Clark’s impact on the court continues to spill over into the sports card world, and the numbers aren’t lying. A 2024 Panini Prizm Black Finite 1-of-1 rookie card of the Indiana Fever star just sold for a whopping $274,500 after buyer’s premium through Goldin, proving that the hype surrounding Clark is very real — and very valuable.
Encased in a PSA 9 slab, the card features a sleek design that just happens to match her Fever jersey, creating one of the most visually striking Clark cards to date. Add in that shiny 1-of-1 status, and you’ve got the kind of card collectors dream about — and bid on like there’s no tomorrow.
While $275K might sound steep, it's actually in line with what we've seen from modern card market trends. Still, it's a far cry from the eye-watering prices of NBA legends like LeBron, Kobe, or MJ. But Clark isn’t trying to match their legacies (yet); she’s carving out her own path and dragging the WNBA card market up with her.
Just for comparison, Luka Doncic’s 2018 Panini Prizm Gold PSA 10 sold for over $340K recently — and that card isn’t even a 1-of-1. So Clark’s sale? It’s not just big. It’s a warning shot that women’s sports cards are no longer the underdog of the hobby.
Even Clark’s standard rookie cards are seeing a steady climb. Her PSA 10 Silver Prizm has more than doubled over the last few months, going from around $2,700 to $5,000. The WNBA’s return and the buzz surrounding Clark’s debut season have clearly helped.
And let’s be honest, whether you’re in this for the long haul or just flipping, Clark’s cards are looking like a pretty solid bet right now. She's talented, she's popular, and she's in the spotlight. That’s a recipe the hobby always eats up.