Anytime an incredibly rare card is sold, the audience reacts with a flurry of live comments, clear excitement and a heightened sense of exhilaration. Keeping that in mind, not only was the viewing audience excited and exhilarated at a recent sale,

At Goldin, the auction house currently responsible for nine of the top 10 and 14 of the top 20 Clark sales, the 2024-25 Immaculate Logowoman, signed and inscribed with “ROY 24,” is also poised to challenge Clark’s public record.

The card broke a record for the most expensive sale of a women’s sports trading card. The record was previously set by another Caitlin Clark trading card, which sold for $366,000, according to a post by Fanatics Collect on X.