New York Knicks Championship Starting Five Quintuple Autograph Redemption Card Sells for $317,200 at Goldin
A one-of-one card bringing together all five starters from the New York Knicks’ 2026 NBA championship team has sold for $317,200 at Goldin. The 2026 Topps NOW NBA Champions Set Starting Five Quintuple Autograph FoilFractor features Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, OG Anunoby, Mikal Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns on a single card. The auction included the unused redemption for the one-of-one card, rather than the completed physical card itself. Bidding reached $260,000 after 60 bids before the buyer’s premium brought the final price to $317,200.
The card was one of the biggest chases created by Topps following New York’s 2026 championship. All five members of the Knicks starting lineup signed the card, giving collectors one piece that ties together the group that delivered the franchise its first NBA title since 1973. Topps made the quintuple autograph one of three special one-of-one redemption cards available through its Knicks championship set, along with a Brunson and Towns dual autograph and a Brunson and Walt Frazier dual autograph relic.
Interest was evident well before the auction reached its final day. The card had already climbed above $100,000 including buyer’s premium with more than a month remaining, then continued rising as the September close approached. The final $317,200 result more than tripled that early level and established a substantial public sale for one of the first major collectibles tied directly to the Knicks’ championship starting lineup.
The buyer did not purchase an already-delivered five-signature card, but the right to redeem the one-of-one FoilFractor from Topps. Once fulfilled, the card will carry the signatures of Brunson, Hart, Anunoby, Bridges and Towns together on the same championship collectible.
The Knicks card was also part of the same Goldin Monthly Sports Elite Auction that produced several other notable modern-card results. As CollectiblesNews.com reported, an unused redemption for Shohei Ohtani’s one-of-one 2026 Topps Chrome Gold MLB Logoman Autograph Relics card sold for $2.8487 million. That lot combined a future hard-signed Ohtani autograph with a game-worn Gold MLB Logoman patch and finished as the auction’s largest sale.
The two lots also shared an unusual characteristic: both were high-dollar redemptions rather than completed cards. In Ohtani’s case, a buyer paid nearly $2.85 million for the right to receive the finished Gold Logoman autograph. The Knicks redemption reached $317,200 for the only Topps NOW FoilFractor bringing together the signatures of all five championship starters.