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N12Sports

Daniil Avdija Rookie Card Sells for Record $54,000

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A rare trading card of Israeli NBA player Daniil Avdija from his 2020 rookie season sold for a record $54,000. The unique card features his autograph and a piece of his game jersey. The sale price reflects Avdija's rising status and potential in the U.S. market, placing him among other promising NBA talents.

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  • Daniil Avdija's rookie trading card sold for a record $54,000.
  • The rare Panini Immaculate Collection card includes his autograph and jersey patch.
  • The sale price is equivalent to nearly 200,000 Israeli shekels.
  • The high price reflects Avdija's growing status and potential in the NBA.
  • This sale places Avdija among other promising young talents in the league.

A rare trading card featuring Israeli NBA player Daniil Avdija has sold for a record-breaking $54,000 in a recent auction. The card, from Avdija's rookie season in 2020 and part of the luxury Panini Immaculate Collection series, is considered one of the most sought-after modern sports collectibles. It includes Avdija's autograph and a piece of his official NBA game jersey, making it a unique item.

The sale price, equivalent to nearly 200,000 Israeli shekels, highlights Avdija's growing status and perceived potential in the United States. In the sports card collecting market, high prices often reflect a player's demand and standing. This significant sale places Avdija among other promising young talents in the NBA.

This achievement adds to Avdija's career milestones and underscores the considerable media and financial attention surrounding him in the U.S. For basketball fans and collectors in Israel, the sale demonstrates Avdija's impact extending beyond the basketball court.

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