Kobe and LeBron Dual Logoman Auto Card Sets Record Sale

Kobe Bryant and LeBron James Dual Logoman Autograph Sets New High

A 2007 Exquisite Collection Dual Logoman Autograph featuring Kobe Bryant and LeBron James sold for more than $6.5 million in an Alt auction, setting a new record for a card pairing the two NBA icons. The sale marks the highest price ever recorded on the platform and establishes a new benchmark for Bryant and James cards.

The card had been held in a private collection for nearly two decades before it was submitted to PSA for authentication last month, according to Alt. Both Logoman patches are certified by Upper Deck as game-worn, and each player signed the card in blue marker. James also added a “23” inscription.

Why This Card Matters in the Hobby

Bryant and James have long been linked as era-defining contemporaries. Their careers overlapped for 13 seasons, and while they never met in the postseason, they have appeared together on some of the hobby’s most sought-after cards. The new record sale adds another chapter to that collecting history.

The 2007-08 season remains one of the most important points in their shared timeline. Bryant won the NBA MVP award, while James led the league in scoring and earned All-Star Game MVP honors. Both were at the center of the league’s spotlight, with Bryant guiding the Lakers toward the Finals and James continuing his rise as one of the game’s dominant forces.

How the Auction Unfolded

Bidding on the card moved quickly once it opened. According to Alt, the price crossed $2 million after only three bids, climbed to nearly $2.5 million after seven bids, and reached just under $4 million on the final day of the three-week auction.

The winning bid finished at $5,418,200. With the 20% buyer’s premium included, the final sale price came to $6,501,840.

Record-Setting Context for Bryant and James Cards

The result is the most expensive known card ever sold featuring both Bryant and James, and it did so by a wide margin. It also topped a BGS 9 2003 Upper Deck SP Authentic SP Triple Signatures card featuring Jordan, James, and Bryant, which sold privately for $3 million in February, according to Card Ladder.

Within the broader Bryant and James Logoman market, the new record stands out even more. A 2006-07 Exquisite Collection All NBA Access Jordan/Bryant/James Triple Logoman sold for $1.68 million in August 2022. A 2009 Bryant/James Logoman card in a PSA 6.5 slab with a 9 autograph grade sold for $1.16 million in June 2025, while a 2004 dual card graded authentic brought $840,000.

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This 2007 Dual Logoman is the first time the card has surfaced publicly, making the sale especially notable for collectors tracking rare one-of-one basketball cards. With only a small number of Bryant and James Logoman one-of-ones still believed to be out there, the market for these cards continues to draw attention whenever a major example appears.

What the Sale Means for the Basketball Card Market

The $6.5 million result shows how far the market for elite modern basketball cards has climbed, especially when a card combines premium game-used memorabilia, on-card autographs, and two of the most recognizable names in the sport. Bryant and James remain central figures in high-end collecting, and cards that pair them continue to attract intense interest.

For collectors, the sale also reinforces the importance of provenance and condition in the upper end of the hobby. A private-collection card with certified game-worn Logoman patches and signatures from both players is the type of piece that can draw aggressive bidding when it reaches the market.

As more rare Bryant and James cards surface, the record could continue to move. For now, the 2007 Exquisite Collection Dual Logoman Autograph stands as the most expensive Bryant and James card ever sold and one of the most significant basketball card sales to date.