Shohei Ohtani Dual Gold Logoman Topps Autograph Card Pulled in Florida

One of the biggest chase cards in 2026 Topps Chrome Baseball has surfaced at a card shop in Boca Raton, Florida.

Topps announced that the one-of-one Shohei Ohtani Dual Gold Logoman autograph card was pulled from a hobby box by a collector at Boca Sports Cards.

The discovery ends the initial hunt for a card that had attracted multimillion-dollar bounty offers before anyone publicly reported finding it.

Topps has not announced the identity of the collector, but Topps did reveal a photo of the redemption card as evidence it had been pulled.

As CollectiblesNews.com reported before the product’s release, the Ohtani card combines two Gold Logoman patches with two autographs.

One signature is written in English and the other in Kanji. The two patches are connected to separate game-used items from notable Ohtani performances.

Topps describes Gold Logoman Autograph Relics as one-of-one cards combining game-worn, gold-embellished MLB logo patches with on-card autographs.

Before the card surfaced, Secure Collectibles announced a $6.5 million bounty for the Ohtani Dual Gold Logoman.

Secure instructed whoever pulled the card to contact the company directly and said its offer would remain valid through August 26, 2026.

The competition intensified when Grade10 placed a $10 million bounty on the Ohtani Dual Gold Logoman.

Topps’ brief announcement identifies the newly surfaced card as the one-of-one Ohtani Dual Gold Logoman autograph card. It does not mention either bounty, confirm that the collector has accepted an offer or state that a transaction is underway.

The announced bounty amounts should therefore not be treated as established market values or completed sales.

For now, Topps has confirmed only that the one-of-one card was pulled from a hobby box at Boca Sports Cards in Boca Raton. What happens next could determine whether the card becomes the subject of one of the largest publicly discussed transactions in sports card history.