Arena Club CEO Brian Lee talks Tom Brady's trading card value, speculates market for Super Bowl LVII QBs

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Arena Club CEO Brian Lee talked to FOX Business about Tom Brady's trading card value and speculated whether Patrick Mahomes or Jalen Hurts collectors could see a price jump.

has the record there. Mahomes’ 2017 National Treasures NFL Shield autographed rookie card was sold in July 2017 for $4.3 million in July 2021 through PWCC Marketplace.

"It’s interesting, I would say, yes. I mean, Tom Brady is one of those players that is beloved by so many, has had so many wonderful years of giving everything to the sport and has won just more championships than anyone and no one comes close," Lee said. "Joe Montana had four Super Bowls, I think Terry Bradshaw had four Super Bowls but you know who’s got seven. That’s a lot of rings. And just one of the greatest pocket passers of all time. This guy is very, very collectible.

Lee said that even while Brady was starting to play and play well in his early days with the Patriots, his 2000 Bowman Chrome rookie card was only trading for around $600 and peaked at about $1,500 when he won his first title. "If he wins, I think his cards triple in value – his first cards. His most well-known card is a Donruss Optic. You could probably pick it up anywhere from $100-$150 right now. The autograph version of it probably trades for $800 on average. I think those cards are very collectible because if he wins, it’s going to spike up and it’ll stay elevated for a while. It will come back down once it spikes."Arena Club late last year.

 

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