"A 2003-04 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Emblems of Endorsements card of Kobe Bryant recently sold for $1.22 million, including buyer's premium, with Goldin Auctions. It's the third highest public sale for a solo Bryant card all-time. The card is autographed in blue ink, numbered 8/15 and graded near-mint 8 by Beckett Grading Services. It features two multicolored game-used patches cut from a then-No. 8 Bryant jersey."
"In the same Goldin auction, the Bryant card was one of four cards to top $500,000. The others: A 2005 Topps Finest SuperFractor die cut Tom Brady card, which sold for $704,550; a 1997-98 Skybox Metal Universe Precious Metal Gems Red Michael Jordan card, which sold for $651,334; and a 1998 Pokémon Japanese Promo Holo Illustrator Pikachu card, which sold for $610,000."
A 2003-04 Upper Deck Exquisite Collection Emblems of Endorsements Kobe Bryant card fetched $1.22 million including buyer's premium at a Goldin Auctions sale. The card is autographed in blue ink, numbered 8/15 and graded near-mint 8 by Beckett Grading Services. It contains two multicolored game-used patches cut from a then-No. 8 Bryant jersey. The Bryant card was one of four lots in the same auction to exceed $500,000, alongside high-end Tom Brady, Michael Jordan and 1998 Pokémon Illustrator Pikachu cards. The all-time sports-card record remains a one-of-one Bryant/Jordan Logoman that sold for $12.932 million last August.
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