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A lucky collector pulled an extremely rare “1/1” Tom Brady football card out of a pack that had been hidden since 2007.
As the most accomplished and decorated NFL player of all time, the prices of rare Tom Brady sports cards and memorabilia are skyrocketing. Remember, the initial “last touchdown” pass of Brady’s career (to Mike Evans in the 2021 Divisional Round) sold for a whopping $518,628 at auction, but the sale was scrapped once the seven-time Super Bowl champion ended his 40-day retirement.
It’s one thing to outbid others for a special piece of sports memorabilia, but it’s another to get lucky and come across a “1/1” sports card. And that’s exactly what happened with a well-known collector who goes by “Bulldog Sports Cards”.
Topps recently shared a video of Bulldog Sports Cards opening up a pack of their football cards from a 2007 collection. During the live stream, he was thrilled to realize that he had come across a rare Tom Brady card that sat in the unopened pack for 18 years:
This 1/1 Tom Brady card was hiding in a pack since 2007…🤯
(pulled by @bulldogsportscards) pic.twitter.com/egni1Y0Pey
— Topps (@Topps) May 21, 2025
Congratulations to the lucky collector!
Just last month, another rare Tom Brady rookie card sold online at Lelands for $3,107,372.40; the auction opened at $750,000. The same type of card sold on eBay for $2.3 million at auction back in Feb. 2022, when he was briefly retired.
Last year, the 47-year-old Brady began the first season of a 10-year, $375 million broadcasting deal with Fox Sports. He works on the network’s top team with Kevin Burkhardt, who took over as their main play-by-play voice after Joe Buck left for ESPN in 2022.
Brady and Burkhardt will kick off their second season together on Sept. 7, though it remains to be seen which game Fox will assign them to.
Also Read: Tom Brady’s NFL Legacy: Where Does The Former Star Rank All-Time?
