A transaction card sold in large amounts early Friday morning After the auction Because it takes nearly three hours longer than the scheduled one.
this Paul Skynis 1/1 Rookie debut autographed autograph card was pulled by an 11-year-old young man in the Los Angeles area on Christmas morning and sold for $1.1 million at the Prime Minister’s Auction in March.
Skenes was named Rookie of the Year in 2024 and finished third in the NL CY Young Award vote, and will make just $875,000 this year.
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Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes, #30, reacted on the court before playing against PNC Park’s Cincinnati Reds. (Charles Laker – USA Today’s Sports)
The card is featured in the 2024 Topps Chrome Update set and prompts a massive quote from Skenes Pirates in Pittsburgh.
The team’s products include a pair of thirty-year senior Bucs season tickets, a chance to play softball games on the court, greet Skenes and autographed jerseys.
Skynis’s girlfriend, LSU Gymnast Livvy Dunneraise the offer by providing a game in her personal suite (the dream of an 11-year-old boy).
However, the boy and his family rejected all of this and chose to conduct an auction through fanatics.
The signature card features MLB’s debut Patch Skenes wore in his first MLB race last May 11, when he reached his peak at 102 mph and hit seven times in four innings of work.
Pittsburgh Buccaneers played against the New York Yankees for the first time in the first inning at Yankees at Yankees. (Brad Penner-Imagn image)
This is just a preview of Skenes, who started the 23rd season of the season to reach 1.96 ERA, the lowest dish for all ESPNs, and the lowest race for at least 20 rookies, dating back at least to 1920. This is also the baseball era for pitchers in at least 130 innings in baseball this season.
The deal definitely took down previous rookie first card set records; Anthony Volpe’s card sold for only $150,000 last year, meaning Skenes’ card had 10 more than Volpe’s card.
Entering Thursday, the bid has reached $900,000, with a total price of 64, but it is not known who bought it yet.
Paul Skenes, 30th in the Pittsburgh Buccaneers, played the third inning against the New York Mets at PNC Park in Pittsburgh on July 5, 2024. (Justin Berl/Getty Images)
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All the proceeds that enthusiasts collect from the card will be donated to Los Angeles firefighting funds, and the rest will be donated to families, who will put a large portion of it into their children’s college funding.
Scott Thompson and Chantz Martin of Fox News contributed to this post.
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