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Most Hunted Dylan Harper Cards
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The ranking
- #12025 Topps Chrome UpdateDHRookie Debut Patch Autographs1/1No live listing right nowNo live listing2025 Topps Chrome Update
Rookie Debut Patch Autographs
1/1A one-of-one signed card carrying the patch Harper actually wore in his October 22, 2025 NBA debut against Dallas. Graded PSA 9 with a 10 autograph, it sold for $2.88 million on 57 bids at Fanatics Collect — the highest price ever paid for a Harper card and more than double the previous Rookie Debut Patch record (Paul Skenes's $1.11M baseball card).
last sold $2,880,000 - #22025 Bowman ChromeDHSuperFractor · Autographs1/1No live listing right nowNo live listing2025 Bowman Chrome
SuperFractor · Autographs
1/1A one-of-one SuperFractor autograph from Topps's Bowman Chrome basketball line. Graded PSA NM-MT 8, it sold for $320,860 at Goldin's Summer Goldin 100 Auction, his second-highest sale.
last sold $320,860 - #32025 Topps Chrome#TCAR-DHDHSuperFractor · Rookie Autographs1/1No live listing right nowNo live listing2025 Topps Chrome
SuperFractor · Rookie Autographs
1/1The one-of-one SuperFractor of his flagship on-card Topps Chrome rookie autograph. A PSA 7 copy sold for $280,000 via eBay best offer on May 1, 2026, after being listed at $449,999.
last sold $280,000 - #42025 Topps ChromeDHSuperFractor · Next Stop Signatures1/1No live listing right nowNo live listing2025 Topps Chrome
SuperFractor · Next Stop Signatures
1/1A one-of-one SuperFractor from the Next Stop Signatures insert set. Graded BGS 9.5 with a 10 autograph, it sold for $43,201.20 through Alt in February 2026 — his high-water mark before the SuperFractor and debut-patch sales that followed.
last sold $43,201.20 The cards that anchor a Dylan Harper collection — the Spurs took the Rutgers guard 2nd overall in the 2025 NBA Draft, right behind Cooper Flagg, and 2025-26 is Topps's first year as the NBA's exclusive card maker. His grail is a one-of-one Topps Chrome Rookie Debut Patch Autograph built around the patch he wore in his first NBA game, which sold for $2.88 million in September 2026. Ranked by grail status and collector demand; prices update daily.
- #5
2025 Topps ChromeRookie Autographs
The base version of his on-card signed Topps Chrome rookie autograph — his flagship signed rookie, with color refractor parallels (Purple, Orange, Green) numbered as deep as /99.
from $144.99 - #6
2024 Bowman University ChromeProspect Autographs
His "1st Bowman" on-card autograph from his lone season at Rutgers, issued before he ever played an NBA game — the entry point into his earliest signed cards.
from $599.99 - #7
2025 Topps ChromeTopps Chrome
His base rookie in the premium Topps Chrome Black set, with a Rookie Auto (#RA-DH) and Glow Up Signatures (#GU-DH) insert autograph in the same product.
from $5 - #8
2025 Topps Chrome UpdateTopps Chrome Update
His base Topps Chrome Update rookie — a widely traded, condition-sensitive flagship rookie and the most accessible way into his first-year cards.
from $19.99
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Frequently asked
- What is Dylan Harper's most valuable card?
- His 2025-26 Topps Chrome Rookie Debut Patch Autograph, a one-of-one built around the patch he wore in his October 22, 2025 NBA debut. It sold for $2.88 million at Fanatics Collect on September 25, 2026 — graded PSA 9 with a 10 autograph.
- What is Dylan Harper's rookie card?
- His true NBA rookie cards are from 2025-26 Topps, now the NBA's exclusive licensee — the Topps Chrome Update base rookie (#152) and the Topps Chrome Black base rookie (#102). He also has earlier 2024-25 Bowman University Chrome prospect cards from his lone season at Rutgers.
- How rare is Dylan Harper's top card?
- His headline sales are all one-of-one autographs — the debut patch card, a Bowman Chrome SuperFractor, and a Topps Chrome Rookie Autographs SuperFractor. Most of his numbered rookie parallels are new enough that exact print runs are still being confirmed.
- What's the most affordable Dylan Harper rookie to start with?
- The 2025-26 Topps Chrome Update base rookie (#152) and Topps Chrome Black base rookie (#102) are the accessible entry points — widely available and the cheapest way into his first NBA cards.
- Which Dylan Harper rookie is best to get graded?
- His Chrome rookies — Topps Chrome Update and Topps Chrome Black — reward grading most, since chrome surfaces and corners are condition-sensitive. Compare recent graded-vs-raw sales before paying to grade.
- Are Dylan Harper cards a good investment?
- Sports cards are collectibles, not guaranteed investments — and a rookie's market is especially volatile, moving with performance and hype and able to fall as fast as it rises. This page is for research and enjoyment, not financial advice; buy what you love and do your own homework.
Where this comes from
Facts
Dated sale history: Bowman Chrome SuperFractor ($320,860, Sept 19), Topps Chrome SuperFractor auto ($280,000, May 1), Next Stop Signatures SuperFractor ($43,201.20, Feb 19), and the debut patch sale date (Sept 25, 2026)
Facts
Confirms the $280,000 Topps Chrome Superfractor sale details and the $43,201.20 Next Stop Signatures sale
Facts
Confirms the Topps Chrome Rookie Autographs card number (TCAR-DH) and refractor parallels
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Confirms the 2024-25 Bowman University Chrome Prospect Autograph (#22) as his 1st Bowman card
How we rank these cards
We rank by grail status — how coveted a card is — not by price alone. A card rises on its iconic standing (flagship rookies, on-card autographs, and marquee inserts), its scarcity (low serial numbers and true one-of-ones), and collector demand, with market value as a strong signal. The most expensive card isn't always the grail.
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