Brady rookie card fetches $250K on eBay
One of Tom Brady's rookie cards sold for a whopping $250,000 on eBay on Thursday.
It's the highest price ever paid for a Brady collectible and the second highest price ever paid for a modern-day sports card, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell. The previous record for a Brady collectible sold at auction was $57,500, which someone paid for a game-used jersey last February.
JUST IN: This Tom Brady card was sold by power seller @RickProbstein on eBay for a Brady collectible record of $250,000. pic.twitter.com/lOw8CQMQCT
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) February 2, 2018
The card, one of 100 produced in 2000, was purchased by Brady collector Joe Prizio three years ago for $15,000.
"I wanted to enjoy Brady cards, but I also wanted to make good investments," he said. "Brady, in the card world, is now being mentioned in the same breath as (Michael) Jordan and Mickey Mantle."
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