Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes Tie for Top Football Card Sale

Week 10 Football Card Sales Feature Familiar Stars and New Names

The top football card sales from Week 10 of the NFL season brought together several of the biggest names in the hobby, including Tom Brady, Jerry Rice, Josh Allen, and Patrick Mahomes. The list also included a few fresh additions, giving collectors another snapshot of where demand is strongest right now.

At the top of the rankings, Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes tied for the week’s highest sale at $97,600 apiece. Brady also made another appearance, while Rice’s 1986 rookie card delivered one of the most notable vintage results on the list.

No. 5: 2008 Topps Finest Moments Superfractor Tom Brady PSA 10

Tom Brady opened the countdown at No. 5 with a 2008 Topps Finest Moments Superfractor /1 that earned a PSA 10 grade and an MBA Silver Diamond Cert. The card sold for $84,180 on Nov. 14, 2026 through Goldin.

A 1-of-1 Brady card is already a major chase piece, and the combination of a perfect PSA 10 grade and the MBA Silver Diamond certification made this example especially notable. Brady remains one of the most consistent names in high-end football card sales, and this result added another strong data point to his long-running market appeal.

No. 4: 1986 Topps Jerry Rice PSA 10

Jerry Rice joined the list at No. 4 with his 1986 Topps #161 rookie card graded PSA 10. The card sold for $85,000 on Nov. 10, 2026 through Fanatics Buy Now.

The 1986 Topps Rice rookie remains one of the most recognizable vintage football cards in the hobby. With a PSA 10 grade, this copy landed among the week’s highest sales and highlighted continued demand for elite Hall of Fame rookies in top condition.

No. 3: 2000 Upper Deck SP Authentic Tom Brady PSA 10

Brady appeared again at No. 3 with a 2000 Upper Deck SP Authentic card graded PSA 10. It sold for $91,500 on Nov. 14, 2025 through Goldin.

The card’s placement kept Brady firmly in the upper tier of the week’s football card market. High-grade Brady cards continue to draw strong attention from collectors, especially when the card is one of the quarterback’s most sought-after early issues.

No. 1A: 2017 Panini National Treasures Stars & Stripes Patrick Mahomes BGS 9.5

Patrick Mahomes tied for the top spot with a 2017 Panini National Treasures Stars & Stripes card graded BGS 9.5. The card sold for $97,600 on Nov. 14, 2026 through Goldin.

The Mahomes card gave the week another premium modern quarterback result. National Treasures has long been one of the most important football card brands for autograph and patch cards, and this Stars & Stripes example finished at the top of the sales chart alongside Allen.

No. 1: 2025 Topps Chrome NFL Honors Gold Shield Josh Allen Topps Encased /3

Josh Allen matched Mahomes at $97,600 to claim a share of the week’s top sale. His card was a 2025 Topps Chrome NFL Honors Gold Shield /3 from Topps Encased, sold on Nov. 14, 2026 through Goldin.

Allen’s rise to the top of the list reflected both his on-field profile and his growing place in the collectibles market. The Gold Shield parallel numbered to three gave the card added scarcity, and the result pushed Allen into the top position for the week, even if it came as part of a tie.

What the Week 10 Football Card Market Showed

This week’s list mixed modern stars with a vintage legend, and it showed how strong the market remains for premium quarterback cards and iconic rookie issues. Brady’s two appearances reinforced his staying power at the high end of the hobby, while Rice’s PSA 10 rookie reminded collectors that vintage Hall of Fame cards still command major attention.

Allen and Mahomes finishing tied at the top was also a fitting result for a week that featured several heavyweight names. Both quarterbacks continue to anchor the modern football card market, especially when the cards are low-numbered, high-grade, or tied to premium products.

For collectors tracking weekly sales trends, the list offered a clear look at where the strongest demand remains: elite quarterbacks, Hall of Fame rookies, and scarce cards in top condition. Those factors continue to drive the biggest football card results across the hobby.