For Sale
The current lineup, priced and ready to list. Two headline auctions — both numbered to just five copies — plus buy-it-now and best-offer cards across football, basketball, and baseball.
No cards in that sport right now — check back after the next break.
The Vault
Not everything is for sale. Some cards stay for the story.
Yang Hansen — Pink #93
2025 Topps Inception · Pink parallel, numbered to 99 · Basketball
This one came out of a Whatnot break spot — the lone hit from the spot, and a lesson every breaker learns: a /99 base parallel of a mid-first-round rookie sells for about $3.50 (recent sales $3.25–$4.25), no matter what the box cost.
It's staying in the personal collection. As a card it's worth a few dollars; as a reminder to buy the single you actually want instead of chasing it through break spots, it's priceless.
Jason Williams — Shrouded Autograph
Topps Chrome Black · Shrouded Autograph · Basketball
"White Chocolate" himself — an on-card auto from the Chrome Black Shrouded set, Memphis Grizzlies era, pulled live in a hobby break.
Held back for now — not posted for sale yet. It stays in the Vault until a decision is made on listing it.
Derik Queen — Rookie Jumbo Autographed Relic #RJ-DQ
2025 Topps Inception · Rookie Jumbo Autographed Relic · Basketball
A jumbo patch and an autograph on one rookie card from Topps Inception — the premium hit format from a high-end box.
Held back for now — not posted for sale yet. It stays in the Vault until a decision is made on listing it.
Dak Prescott — Green Refractor 86/99
Topps Chrome Football Holiday · Green Refractor, numbered 86 of 99 · Football
The Cowboys' QB1 in the Holiday green refractor. This one was pulled from the for-sale lineup — it's a keeper.
Personal collection — not for sale. It lives in the Vault for good.
How I Price
No guesswork and no fantasy asking prices.
Sold listings, not asking prices
Prices on this page start with real eBay sold listings from the last 60 days (research done October 2026). Where a card has solid comps — like the Zion Young red auto, with three sales between $150 and $225 — the price sits right in that range.
Where a card has no sold comps yet, there's no number to copy — so the Kuzdzal /5 goes to auction and lets the market decide, and the Acuff Jr. auto is priced from the current asking market, as its card says.
Listing status
These cards are priced, drafted, and waiting on final photos before they go live on eBay. The two /5 cards will run as Sunday-to-Sunday auctions ending in the Sunday-evening window, when bidding is busiest.
Until then, this page is the preview. Find the same name — Bigdog Sports Cards — buying break spots over on Whatnot.