Caitlin Clark Sets New Record for Most Expensive Women’s Sports Card at $366,000 USD

The one-of-one perfect 10 grade with a perfect 10 grade autograph card sold for $366,000 USD.

Caitlin Clark is setting records on and off the court. Coming into her sophomore year in the WNBA, the Indiana Fever superstar has made history with the most expensive sale for a women’s sports card.

This past weekend, Goldin sold a one-of-one Caitlin Clark 2024 Panini Prizm WNBA Gold Vinyl autographed card for $366,000 USD. The record surpassed Serena Williams’ card which sold for $266,400 USD in 2022. This marks one of the rarest cards in women’s sports, with a grade 10 rating as well as a grade 10 autograph rating Authenticated from grader Professional Sports Authenticator. Proving to be immensely popular, the one-of-one edition graded PSA 10 with a perfect 10 autograph grade shattered Williams’ previous record.

In the same auction, a 2003 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Exquisite Rookie Patch Autograph card of LeBron James fetched close to $1.16 million USD. While Clark’s card did not reach the same heights as James’ there is no denying her star power. Setting records in her rookie year, she is a testament to the demand with her historic moment for women’s sports memorabilia. Take a look at the card below.

WNBA Legend Sheryl Swoopes Has Changed Her Mind On Caitlin Clark

WNBA legend Sheryl Swoopes has been labeled as a huge Caitlin Clark hater due to her previous comments about the Indiana Fever star. Recently, however, she had a rather unexpected take about the 23-year-old playmaker. Swoopes has received plenty of backlash in the past for seemingly downplaying Clark’s impact on the Fever and the WNBA. Back in August 2024, she caught flak after she refused to give Clark credit for Indiana’s rise. The four-time WNBA champion was also criticized after defending former Chicago Sky guard Diamond DeShields for her cheap shot at Clark during a game. Interestingly, in a recent interview with ESPN posted on TikTok, Swoopes shared rare praise for Clark. Aside from highlighting how the addition of DeWanna Bonner, Natasha Howard and several others, as well as

the continued improvement of Aliyah Boston and return of Kelsey Mitchell, elevated the Fever to potential championship contenders, Swoopes also took notice of Clark’s offseason. “Can we talk about Kelsey Mitchell, who is just a walking bucket? How much stronger Caitlin got in the offseason, you know she was in the gym working on her game,” Swoopes stated. “This Indiana Fever team, they have put the pieces together in this offseason, and I’m excited to see what they’re going to do.”

For what it’s worth, several fans couldn’t help but notice the change in Sheryl Swoopes’ stance about Caitlin Clark, taking to the comment section of ESPNW’s post to chime in.