Dylan Harper $2.88M Debut Patch Pulled From $25 PrizePicks Pack

The Dylan Harper $2.88 million debut patch card is out of the PrizePicks vault. A Texas collector identified only as "Cam" pulled the 1-of-1 from a $25 digital pack, and PrizePicks says the collector sold it back to the company, according to Sports Collectors Daily on Nov. 1, 2026.

Key points

• The card is the 2025-26 Topps Chrome Update Dylan Harper NBA Debut Patch Autograph 1/1, graded PSA 9 with a PSA 10 autograph.
• It sold for $2.88 million, buyer's premium included, in Fanatics Collect's September auction.
• PrizePicks later acquired it for PrizePicks Packs, a digital repack product that launched Oct. 21.
• First reports on Oct. 30 said the collector had not chosen between shipping and selling. The newer report says the card was sold back.
• The Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel Debut Patch 1/1s are still advertised as hits.

What card did the collector pull?

This is the card built around the patch from Harper's first NBA game, played against the Dallas Mavericks on Oct. 22, 2025, Heavy reported. Because it is a true one-of-one, there is no second copy. Athlon Sports, via Yahoo, noted the $2.88 million price is the second highest ever paid for an NBA Debut Patch, behind the $8.04 million Cooper Flagg from the same product.

The sale also reset the top of the Harper market. The San Antonio Express-News listed a $320,860 Bowman Chrome Autographs Superfractor from September as the prior public-sale high for Harper.

Did the collector keep the Dylan Harper card?

No, based on the latest report. Sports Collectors Daily wrote that PrizePicks says the collector "opted to sell it back" after the pull. That is the company's account, and the collector has not given a public statement in the coverage we reviewed.

The buyback amount has not been spelled out in those reports. The Express-News said users can sell cards back for 100% of fair market value or have them shipped, and a PrizePicks representative told Heavy the card's estimated value is about $2.8 million. Treat that figure as the company's estimate, not a confirmed payout.

How did a $25 pack contain a $2.88 million card?

PrizePicks Packs are digital openings backed by physical cards, with prices from $1 to $2,500. A repack redistributes cards that already exist, so this was a graded card going back into circulation rather than a fresh pull from a factory-sealed Topps box. Heavy made that distinction in its coverage. The reports we reviewed did not list the odds for this pull.

We covered how PrizePicks came to own these cards in our earlier story on the $8 million Cooper Flagg buyer.

Which big cards are left in PrizePicks Packs?

Sports Collectors Daily says the Flagg card ($8.04 million) and the Kon Knueppel Debut Patch Autograph ($2.34 million) remain advertised hits. Those are the sale prices from public reports, not current values.

Where do Harper Debut Patch cards come from?

The original Debut Patch autographs were inserted in 2025-26 Topps Chrome Update Basketball, which we carry in hobby, jumbo and mega formats. Harper collectors can also look at our signed Bowman Chrome True Orange /25 PSA 10, or browse more names on our shop by player page.

FAQ

Who pulled the Dylan Harper debut patch card?

A Texas collector identified only as Cam, using a $25 pack on PrizePicks Packs.

How much did the card sell for at auction?

$2.88 million including buyer's premium, at Fanatics Collect's September auction.

Is the Cooper Flagg card still in the packs?

As of Sports Collectors Daily's Nov. 1 report, the Flagg and Knueppel cards were still advertised as hits.

Sources: Sports Collectors Daily, Heavy, San Antonio Express-News via Yahoo Sports, Athlon Sports via Yahoo Sports.