Player sales board | 10 ranked results
See the 10 most expensive Steph Curry basketball cards ranked by public sale price. Each result includes source context, followed by the rookie and grail lanes collectors use to understand the market.
Record sale
$1,080,000
Aug 6, 2022
2009-10 Panini National Treasures Autograph Jersey Century Platinum #206 Stephen Curry Signed Patch Rookie Card (#4/5) – PSA MINT 9, PSA/DNA 10 – Pop 1
Record sales
Updated May 14, 2026
$1,080,000
A Century Platinum National Treasures rookie patch autograph /5 remains Curry's benchmark sale because it blends iconic rookie-year branding with ultra-low serial scarcity.
$1,080,000
Aug 6, 2022
$1,040,697
This 2024-25 National Treasures Logoman autograph proves Curry's modern market is now producing million-dollar results outside his rookie year as well.
$1,040,697
Mar 7, 2026
$960,000
Another Century Platinum /5 copy in a different holder confirms there is real depth at the very top of Curry's rookie market, not just one isolated blockbuster.
$960,000
Feb 1, 2021
$840,000
The Century Gold parallel is not as scarce as the Platinum /5, but the classic 2009 National Treasures design still makes it one of Curry's premier rookie patch-autograph targets.
$840,000
Mar 12, 2022
$780,000
A high-grade /99 National Treasures rookie patch autograph remains the core Curry grail for collectors who want the foundational card without venturing all the way into the ultra-low-numbered tier.
$780,000
Dec 24, 2021
$720,000
The main National Treasures rookie patch-autograph lane still does a lot of the heavy lifting in Curry's market because it is the cleanest premium rookie benchmark.
$720,000
Apr 16, 2022
$720,000
The main National Treasures rookie patch-autograph lane still does a lot of the heavy lifting in Curry's market because it is the cleanest premium rookie benchmark.
$720,000
Jun 16, 2022
$675,000
The main National Treasures rookie patch-autograph lane still does a lot of the heavy lifting in Curry's market because it is the cleanest premium rookie benchmark.
$675,000
Sep 26, 2025
$657,600
Triple logoman Flawless pieces live in trophy-card territory because collectors are paying for both the patch format and the company Curry keeps on the checklist.
$657,600
Mar 26, 2026
$622,200
The main National Treasures rookie patch-autograph lane still does a lot of the heavy lifting in Curry's market because it is the cleanest premium rookie benchmark.
$622,200
Apr 11, 2026
Collector context
Record-sale context
A Century Platinum National Treasures rookie patch autograph /5 remains Curry's benchmark sale because it blends iconic rookie-year branding with ultra-low serial scarcity.
Rookie-card benchmark
Curry's million-dollar rookie benchmark remains the Platinum /5 National Treasures rookie patch autograph.
How the market is layered
Curry's card market is narrower at the top than his fame suggests. The 2009-10 Topps rookie is the liquid flagship baseline; Topps Chrome, Chrome Refractor, and Gold Refractor /50 form the pure-card blue-chip ladder; and National Treasures rookie patch autographs, especially the Platinum /5 and Gold /25 tiers, define the premium summit. Later Logoman autographs and elite Warriors-era trophy cards matter, but most modern SSPs still trade as supporting pieces rather than substitutes for the foundational 2009 rookies.
Cards that define the market
Where collectors get it wrong
Curry's market fools people when they drift from the 2009 rookie stack into whatever later SSP looks loudest. The hobby still comes back to his foundational rookies first, and the best premium non-rookie cards only work when they feel truly top-shelf.
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