Overview
- The Dallas Mavericks announced a public bounty on Thursday that offers two premium lower-level season tickets for 32 years plus a signed rookie jersey and private experiences in exchange for the one-of-one Cooper Flagg Rookie Debut Patch Autograph card.
- Topps placed the card in its 2026 Chrome Update set as a redemption; Cooper Flagg signed the card at Fanatics Fest in July and the patch comes from the jersey he wore in his NBA debut on Oct. 22, 2025.
- Multiple outlets report several independent cash bounties of at least $1 million for whoever pulls or redeems the card, with auction precedent for debut-patch one-of-ones including Paul Skenes’ $1.11 million sale in 2025 and expert estimates placing Flagg’s value in the millions.
- The Mavericks’ offer is labeled a proposed trade with terms on mavs.com/bounty, and it creates a clear choice for the card holder between an immediate, liquid cash payout and long-term, nontransferable team experiences.
- Debut-patch one-of-one cards have produced seven‑figure results and intense public interest, so Topps’ redemption mechanics and the Mavericks’ public bid could push collectors and teams to pursue similar high-profile exchanges going forward.