The rare card is expected to shatter the previous record
Author:It's been over 45 years since Pelé played his last professional match, but the Brazilian superstar's legacy is still well-known today. The latest indication of that is the price tag of his rookie card, which became soccer's first to sell for $1 million., fractional ownership company Rally Rd. will finalize the sale of a 1958 Alifabologet #635 Pelé rookie card for $1.33 million. The deal is expected to get done as early as Monday.
“Soccer has gotten a lot of attention recently and this particular card has broken the record of 'most expensive soccer card' a couple of times,” Rob Petrozzo, chief product officer and co-founder of Rally Rd,
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
‘Bored’ Museum Security Guard Doodled Eyes on $1.3M PaintingOn his very first day on the job, no less!
Weiterlesen »
San Francisco psychiatrist to pay $1.4M in restitution for submitting false workers compensation reportsA San Francisco psychiatrist was sentenced in federal court Wednesday to serve 120 days in prison and pay $1.4 million restitution after he pleaded guilty to a scheme to submit false workers compensation reports for non-disabled clients.
Weiterlesen »
Drake bets $1.3M in Bitcoin on Bengals vs. Rams Super Bowl matchCanadian rapper Drake placed over a million dollars worth of Bitcoin on the Los Angeles Rams performing well in the upcoming Super Bowl match.
Weiterlesen »
Bored Security Guard Draws Eyes on $1 Million PaintingHe did those faces a service if you ask me 🤣
Weiterlesen »
Intel's $1 billion investment may bring next-level computing | Digital TrendsIntel has just announced the launch of a $1 billion fund to support its foundry business and invest in disruptive technologies.
Weiterlesen »
Canada Goose Projects C$1 Billion In 2022 And Advances As An All-Seasons Global BrandCanada Goose reports 26.5% year-over-year growth in third quarter 2022, yet it disappoints Wall Street. CEO Dani Reiss weighs in on its global post-pandemic progress building an all-seasons luxury brand.
Weiterlesen »