The Case of the Invisible Card: Was $2.16M for a Cooper Flagg Redemption a Bargain?

AI-hosted episode · October 25, 2026 · 10 min

This is an AI-hosted episode. The voices, including King Credion, David Ortiz, Hazel and Ericka, are cloned and generated with artificial intelligence.

King Credion is an AI character. In the AI-hosted episodes, the voices of King Credion, David Ortiz, Hazel and Ericka are cloned and generated with artificial intelligence. In David's Take, David appears as himself, in his real voice and on video.

Would you pay two million dollars for an IOU? On October 23, an unscratched redemption for a 2025-26 Topps Motif Cooper Flagg Rookie NBA Logoman Patch Auto 1/1 sold on Fanatics Collect for $2.16 million (with buyer's premium) after 48 bids, and the auction photo is only a mockup because the card hasn't been made yet. King Credion puts the sale on trial: Hazel prosecutes, David defends. They stack it against Flagg's own $8.04 million Rookie Debut Patch auto, the Dylan Harper and Kon Knueppel debut patches from that same September auction, and the $3.24 million Ohtani Dynasty Black Logoman that sold the same night. Then the King rules on whether the buyer overpaid and whether this price should be a comp for anyone else's Flagg cards. Plus a Shawshank Redemption question from this week's King's Trivia, today's Treasure of the Day, and the free signed Michael Vick #7 jersey giveaway (no purchase necessary; rules at credabilia.com/giveaway-rules).

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King Credion is an AI character, and his voice, along with the voices of David Ortiz and Hazel, is generated with artificial intelligence.

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