Caitlin Clark Logowoman 1/1 could be her most valuable card yet

One of Caitlin Clark’s most significant rookie cards is poised to challenge public records when it sells at Fanatics Collect later this month.

Included in the marketplace’s July Premier Auction, the 2024 Panini Rookie Royalty WNBA Flawless Logowoman 1/1 was among the key chases for Panini’s newest ultra high-end WNBA product and is considered arguably the best Clark card created to date.

The auction begins Friday at 7 p.m. ET.

Signed and inscribed with Clark’s rookie season scoring total, the card also contains the highly-coveted Logowoman patch.

Logoman and Logowoman cards, which feature the logos for the NBA and WNBA, have become some of the hobby’s most sought-after chases since the first patch appeared in Upper Deck’s 2002-03 NBA Logo Mania set.

The No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, Clark won Rookie of the Year with the Indiana Fever last season. At +1100, she currently has the second-shortest odds to win the 2025 WNBA MVP award at FanDuel Sportsbook, behind only Napheesa Collier (-650).

Fanatics Collect declined to set a pre-sale estimate on the card, but it’s expected to challenge the current record of $366,000 paid for Clark’s 2024 Panini Prizm WNBA Signatures Gold Vinyl 1/1 in March. That total is also the record for any card of a female athlete sold at public auction.

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According to Fanatics Collect vice president Kevin Lenane, the consignor requested to remain anonymous during the auction process. Lenane confirmed to cllct the card was pulled privately by the consignor in their home.

Clark’s Flawless Logowoman 1/1 was found in Panini’s new 2024 Rookie Royalty WNBA set, which heavily featured Clark and Chicago Sky star Angel Reese.

Hobby boxes of Rookie Royalty WNBA, which contain just two total cards, were sold directly from Panini via Dutch auction earlier this month. The auction started at a $30,000 ceiling and eventually ended when the product sold out at the $3,000 floor.

Panini’s first high-end WNBA product to date, Rookie Royalty WNBA featured a number of premier brands, including Flawless, National Treasures and Immaculate. The Rookie Patch Autographs from the set, including the Flawless Logowoman, have been considered the most significant chases for the league in 2025.

To date, Clark has had nine cards sell for $100,000 or more at public auction, and Lenane says this Logowoman 1/1 could continue the momentum for the WNBA and cards of female athletes at large.

“There’s just not a lot of six-figure cards in general, so she’s going to knock out a bunch here,” Lenane told cllct. “There’s the Gold Vinyl, this one, there’s another Immaculate that just got hit. ... I just think it’s great for the presence of women in the hobby.”

Beyond Clark, other WNBA stars such as Reese and Cameron Brink have drawn significant interest from collectors in recent months as well.

Of the basketball players tracked by data tool Market Movers, Clark, Reese and Brink are all among the top 15 best-selling players over the last 30 days.

The more than 13,000 sales logged for Clark over the last month are second-most among all basketball players behind only Michael Jordan.

Though Rookie Royalty WNBA’s secondary market has been largely driven by Clark so far — she has had four confirmed sales of $15,000 or more on eBay since release — the set has shown the hobby has an appetite for an ultra high-end WNBA product when the chases are there.

Despite selling out at the floor of $3,000, boxes of Rookie Royalty WNBA have since flipped on eBay for as much as $12,833.

“Whenever there is a moment, we want to be part of it,” Lenane said. “I think we’re having a moment.”

Ben Burrows is a reporter and editor for cllct, the premier company for collectible culture. He was previously the Collectibles Editor at Sports Illustrated. You can follow him on X and Instagram @benmburrows.