Secure Collectibles Offers $6.5 Million Bounty for Shohei Ohtani Dual Gold Logoman Card

Secure Collectibles has placed a $6.5 million bounty on one of the biggest chase cards in 2026 Topps Chrome Baseball.

Secure Collectibles is an invitation-only platform focused on premium and investment-grade sports cards. The company says it helps members acquire rare cards, locate specific collectibles and obtain financing through its private collector network. Its website also features the WonderShyne Index, a portfolio showcasing high-end cards connected to prominent athletes. Secure reports more than $60 million in sales across 18 transactions.

Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary is one of the prominent investors associated with Secure Collectibles. The venture is also linked to high-end collector Matthew “Shyne” Allen and entrepreneur Paul Warshaw, who have partnered with O’Leary on major card acquisitions.

The company announced the offer for the one-of-one Shohei Ohtani Dual Gold Logoman English and Kanji autograph card. According to Secure Collectibles’ Instagram post, anyone who pulls the card should contact the company directly through its @secure account for serious inquiries.

The bounty remains valid through August 26, 2026.

Topps revealed the card shortly before the release of 2026 Topps Chrome Baseball. It contains two Gold Logoman patches and two on-card Ohtani autographs, with one signature written in English and the other in Kanji.

Both Gold Logoman patches are game-worn and tied to specific Ohtani performances. One was worn on September 7, 2025, when Ohtani hit two home runs. The other was worn on April 12, 2026, during a game in which he homered and reached base three times.

The card combines several of the most desirable features in modern sports card collecting. It is numbered one of one, carries two Gold Logoman patches, includes dated game-worn material and features two Ohtani autographs.

The $6.5 million amount is a bounty offered by Secure Collectibles, not a completed sale price. The card must first be pulled, and anyone claiming the offer would need to contact the company and satisfy any applicable terms or verification requirements.

Until the card surfaces, unopened boxes of 2026 Topps Chrome Baseball will continue to carry the possibility that the Ohtani Dual Gold Logoman autograph card remains inside.