Joe Burrow Leads Weekly Top 5 Football Card Sales

Joe Burrow Claims the Top Spot in Weekly Football Card Sales

Week 8 of the NFL season brought another strong seven-day run for the football card market, with Joe Burrow leading the way in the latest Top 5 Football Card Sales. The list also featured major sales for Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady and Randy Moss as collectors continued to focus on high-end modern and vintage football cards during the first NFL games of November 2026.

The rankings below reflect sales reported over the past seven days, using the data available at the time of publication. Additional information may surface later and could be included in a future weekly update.

No. 5: 1998 Metal Universe Precious Metal Gems Randy Moss /50 PSA 8

The No. 5 sale was a 1998 Metal Universe Precious Metal Gems Randy Moss card numbered to 50 and graded PSA 8, which sold for $30,388 on October 25, 2026 through eBay. Card Ladder listed the PSA 8 population at 7, while the PSA 10 population stands at 3. Card Ladder also places the PSA 10 value at $35,940.

Moss remains one of the most recognizable names from the late 1990s football card era, and this sale is another sign that collectors continue to place a premium on premium-condition examples of his most sought-after cards.

No. 4: 2012 Panini Prizm Silver Prizm Tom Brady PSA 10

Tom Brady landed at No. 4 with a 2012 Panini Prizm Silver Prizm PSA 10 that sold for $43,200 on October 25, 2026 through Fanatics Weekly. Card Ladder lists the PSA 10 population at 24.

The sale adds another strong result for Brady, whose high-grade cards have continued to draw attention across the market. Even without a serial number or autograph, the combination of a PSA 10 grade and one of the most collected quarterbacks in the hobby helped push this card into the week’s top tier.

No. 3: 2017 Panini National Treasures Patch Auto Patrick Mahomes /25 PSA 5, Auto 10

Patrick Mahomes appeared on the list for the first time at No. 3 with a 2017 Panini National Treasures Patch Auto numbered to 25. The card sold for $45,000 on October 29, 2026 through ALT. It was graded PSA 5 with a PSA Auto 10. Card Ladder lists the PSA 5 population at 1 and the PSA 10 population at 2, with a PSA 10 value of $164,610.

National Treasures remains one of the most important modern football releases for high-end collectors, and Mahomes continues to be one of the market’s most watched players. Even with a lower card grade, the combination of rarity, autograph quality and star power kept this example among the week’s top sales.

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No. 2: 2017 Panini Prizm Red Power Patrick Mahomes /49 PSA 10

Mahomes followed that up with another major sale at No. 2. A 2017 Panini Prizm Red Power parallel numbered to 49 and graded PSA 10 sold for $70,400 on October 25, 2026 through eBay. Card Ladder lists the PSA 10 population at 8.

The Red Power parallel features a checkerboard-like design, giving the card a distinct look within the 2017 Prizm lineup. With a strong grade and a relatively low population, the card drew a significant price and reinforced Mahomes’ continued strength in the high-end market.

No. 1: 2020 Panini National Treasures Patch Auto Joe Burrow /99 PSA 10, Auto 10

Joe Burrow took the top spot with a 2020 Panini National Treasures Patch Auto numbered to 99, graded PSA 10 with a PSA Auto 10. The card sold for $81,000 on October 29, 2026 through eBay. Card Ladder lists the PSA 10 population at 8.

The sale gave Burrow the week’s highest football card result and capped a strong showing for the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback. National Treasures continues to be a centerpiece product for modern football collectors, and Burrow’s top-ranked sale shows the demand that remains for premium patch autograph cards in top condition.

What the Week’s Top Football Card Sales Show

This week’s list highlighted a familiar mix of quarterback stars and hobby favorites. Burrow and Mahomes occupied the top three spots, while Brady and Moss added two more major sales from different eras of the football card market.

The results also showed how condition, scarcity and autograph grades continue to shape value. In several cases, the cards were not only tied to elite players but also backed by strong PSA populations, low serial numbering or both. That combination remains a major driver in the upper end of the football card market as collectors track each week’s biggest reported sales.

With the NFL season moving deeper into November, the football card market continues to reflect both current performance and long-term collector demand. High-end cards from National Treasures, Prizm and Metal Universe remain central to the weekly sales conversation, especially when they feature names like Burrow, Mahomes, Brady and Moss.