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Anthony Edwards Cards Heat Up the Market

Anthony Edwards, popularly known as “AntMan” in basketball circles, is not just dominating on the court for the Minnesota Timberwolves but is also setting fire to the sports collectibles market with his trading cards. In a whirlwind of activity, the sales of Edwards’ cards have surged dramatically, surpassing an impressive milestone of over $3 million in transactions on eBay in just three weeks. This notable uptick in interest highlights the escalating worth and demand for memorabilia associated with the talented young NBA player.

With nearly 30,000 of his cards finding new homes in the hands of eager collectors and fans, the charisma and prowess of Edwards have clearly captivated the market. The frenzy surrounding his cards has reached a fever pitch, with thirteen of his trading cards commanding prices exceeding $10,000 each. One standout sale includes a coveted 2020 National Treasures Rookie Patch Autograph (RPA) card, limited to a mere 99 copies and boasting a pristine PSA ’10’ autograph grade, which recently changed hands for a staggering $30,000. Another remarkable auction saw an NT RPA card graded 9.5/10 by Beckett fetching an impressive sum of over $85,000 at a Goldin auction just last week.

Moreover, the market has shown its fondness for tangible pieces of Edwards’ career, as evidenced by the enthusiastic bidding on a game-worn jersey from his rookie season that garnered significant interest and bids, signaling the strong demand for items associated with the rising NBA phenom.

The widespread appeal of Edwards is further demonstrated by his domination of the most-watched basketball card auctions on eBay, showcasing not only the high value placed on his sports memorabilia but also echoing his stellar performance on the basketball court. A force to be reckoned with in his fourth NBA season at under 23 years of age, Edwards boasts an impressive average of nearly 23 points per game and has been instrumental in propelling the Timberwolves towards a potential prolonged playoff journey. His exceptional statistics, combined with his growing visibility, have propelled his presence to new heights ever since his swift entry into the NBA following a lone year at the University of Georgia.

Collectors and fans who are eager to delve deeper into the specifics of which of Edwards’ cards are currently most sought after can find more information in a previously published comprehensive feature from 2021. As Edwards continues his ascent in the basketball realm, the fervor surrounding his trading cards and memorabilia is only expected to intensify, mirroring his escalating prominence in the NBA and the broader sports collectibles market.

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