Topps Chrome $8.04M Cooper Flagg card goes into PrizePicks Packs
The record Topps Chrome Update Rookie Debut Patch autograph will be a chase card in PrizePicks' new digital repack, with tiers from $1 to $2,500.
Cooper Flagg's 2025 Topps Chrome Update Rookie Debut Patch autograph, which sold for a reported $8.04 million in September, is going into PrizePicks Packs, the new digital repack product of the daily fantasy sports company PrizePicks. The company announced it in a press release; the sale price itself is reported rather than officially confirmed.
The card behind the headline
The card in question is Cooper Flagg's 2025 Topps Chrome Update Rookie Debut Patch autograph, which PSA graded GEM MT 10, with the autograph itself also receiving a 10. It sold through Fanatics Collect on September 25, 2026.
Who bought the card was not known when the sale happened. Sports Illustrated Collectibles now reports that its new owner is putting it into the PrizePicks repack.
How PrizePicks Packs works
PrizePicks Packs has nine tiers, running from $1 up to a $2,500 tier.
For every pack, the odds of landing each card rarity tier are displayed, as are the lowest and highest card values a buyer could pull. Higher tiers give better odds at higher-tier cards.
According to reporting, even the $1 tier carries a shot at a grail card like the Flagg Rookie Debut Patch, and the same goes for every tier above it. The odds of pulling the Flagg card specifically are not stated.
Collectors can sell a pulled card back at 100 percent of fair market value, or ask for the physical card instead. The product is available in all 50 states.
Other chase cards
PrizePicks claims Packs will hold the most valuable inventory of any digital repack in the industry, with the Flagg card as its centerpiece.
Three more chase cards are named:
- Pokémon's 1998 Japanese CoroCoro Comic Promo Holo Illustrator Pikachu, graded CGC MINT 9
- Dylan Harper's Rookie Debut Patch autograph, graded PSA Mint 9
- Kon Knueppel's Rookie Debut Patch autograph, graded PSA GEM MT 10
Each of the three is estimated to be worth over $2 million.
Why it matters
According to PrizePicks CEO Mike Ybarra, Packs opens the door for casual fans and collectors to rare, premium sports and Pokémon cards that price tags and auction restrictions had kept out of reach until now.
Topps' own calendar remains busy, with Holiday Football dated for October 23, 2026 among the upcoming releases.
What is still unknown
The odds of pulling the Flagg card specifically are not stated in the sources.
What it means for collectors
- The record Flagg card leaves the auction market for a repack: whoever pulls it can keep it or sell it back.
- The odds of pulling the Flagg card itself are not disclosed; each tier only lists its rarity odds and its lowest and highest card values.
- The product is a paid digital repack offered in the US: check the odds and terms before buying.
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