
Dallas Mavericks Offering 32 Years of Season Tickets for Rare Cooper Flagg Card
The NBA team has announced a huge “trade offer” for whoever finds this specific, rare trading card featuring the Newport native.
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The Dallas Mavericks are offering a major package to the fan who finds Cooper Flagg’s 1-of-1 debut patch autograph card, which was released in Topps packs Thursday.
The offer includes two premium lower-level season tickets for 32 years, a signed and game-worn Flagg rookie jersey, and a postgame photo with the Mavericks star.
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The package also includes a trip to see the Mavericks play the Boston Celtics, a private photo shoot with the Rookie of the Year and Larry O’Brien trophies, and a VIP tour of Dallas’ practice facility with a team meet-and-greet.
The offer also features a private basketball experience for up to 10 guests at American Airlines Center and remains subject to a final written agreement.

Flagg signed the highly anticipated card at Fanatics Fest last month, where Fanatics Collectibles CEO Mike Mahan called it one of the most anticipated basketball cards in years.
Flagg suggested the eventual owner hold on to it as his career progresses, while Sports Cards Investor founder Geoff Wilson said the card could be worth millions.


And there you have it! The Dallas Mavericks are offering a huge package, including 32 years of season tickets, to whoever finds this 1-of-1 Cooper Flagg card.
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