Josh Allen just secured one of the biggest contracts in NFL history, and the impact goes far beyond the football field. The Buffalo Bills quarterback signed a six-year, $330 million contract extension, including a record $250 million in guaranteed money. While this cements his status as one of the league’s elite, it also supercharges the demand for his memorabilia and trading cards.
How Allen’s Contract Impacts His Memorabilia Market
Whenever a star quarterback lands a massive contract, collectors take notice. Allen’s autographed memorabilia—jerseys, helmets, and footballs—are already in high demand, but this extension could push their value even higher.- Signed items authenticated by PSA, Beckett, or Fanatics are likely to become even more sought after.
- Game-worn gear and limited-edition collectibles tied to milestone seasons will be among the most valuable.
- If Allen wins an MVP or leads Buffalo to a Super Bowl, his memorabilia could reach an entirely new level.
Josh Allen’s Rookie Cards Could Hit New Highs
Allen’s trading card market has been steadily rising, but this extension could spark another surge—especially for high-grade rookie cards.- Graded rookie cards (PSA 10, BGS 9.5, or higher) are already strong assets, but expect even more demand.
- Autographed and low-print serial-numbered cards could command premium prices at auctions.
- A 2018 Panini Donruss Optic Gold Autograph PSA 10 recently sold for $19,000, and with Allen’s extension, that number could climb even higher in the months ahead.
A Boon for the NFL Collectibles Market
Allen’s record-breaking deal doesn’t just boost his own memorabilia—it’s good for the entire football card and collectibles market.- More attention on NFL memorabilia could bring in new investors and collectors.
- Increased activity at sports card shows, auctions, and trading platforms could drive prices even higher.
- Other elite quarterbacks’ cards—like Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow—could see a ripple effect in value.
Should You Invest in Josh Allen Collectibles Now?
With Allen locked in as Buffalo’s franchise quarterback for the long haul, his memorabilia market has never been stronger.- If you own high-end Allen cards, holding onto them could pay off big—especially if he wins an MVP or Super Bowl.
- For investors looking to buy in, focusing on rookie cards, autographs, and game-used gear might be a smart move.