The WNBA is currently experiencing one of its worst periods in history. With the players protesting for equal pay, the likes of A’ja Wilson recently debunked rumors about NBA-like pay claims from the WNBA athletes.
Ironically, these dilemmas surfaced just as everyone expected the league to grow significantly. As the likes of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese came in, the league saw a spurt in its popularity. With the WNBA breaking viewership records and landing lucrative broadcasting deals, the CBA talks have completely soured the otherwise upbeat atmosphere.
Now, looking aside from the CBA fiasco for a moment, the boom within the league is pretty evident. As a result, the WNBA trading card market has experienced considerable growth in recent years. Now, with a variety of different cards on the market, fans recently grew curious about which card is the costliest in WNBA history.
Which Is The Most Expensive WNBA Trading Card?
Well, you just cannot keep Caitlin Clark out of WNBA action. While Clark is currently enjoying her time at the Annika Pro-Am, her trading card has made history. Back at the end of July, someone sold the 23-year-old guard’s 2024 Panini Flawless WNBA Platinum Rookie Logowoman Patch Auto 1/1 card for a hefty amount.
And while the card was sold for a whopping $660,000, the sale immediately made history. As per official reports, the sale, which took place at the Fanatics Collect Premier Auction, became the most expensive WNBA trading card sale.
JUST IN: The Caitlin Clark Immaculate Logowoman 1/1 sold for $317,200 Saturday night at @GoldinCo.
— Ben Burrows (@BenMBurrows) August 10, 2025
Result is the third-highest sale for any Clark card at public auction.
Clark has now had 11 public sales of $100,000 or more and three of $300,000-plus. pic.twitter.com/K3ch4paEye
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And that was not all. The massive sale also set a record of being the highest sale of a women’s sport in history. Much to the Indiana Fever star’s delight, another one of her cards, the Immaculate Logowoman 1/1, was bought for $317,200. And that made it the third most expensive sale for a women’s athletic card at a public auction event. Meanwhile, as Clark continues to make history, she recently wowed her fans once again with her Pro-Am antics. Surprisingly, the 23-year-old also had a revelation to make.
Caitlin Clark Makes Surprising Confession About Golf
Clark impressed everyone with her near-professional showing at the Annika Pro-Am. However, despite receiving plenty of praise, Clark made one interesting confession. Comparing golf and basketball, the Fever star cited golf as the tougher sport.
She pointed out that in golf, it’s all down to how an individual will play on the given day. However, in basketball, she has her teammates to rely on.
“It’s (golf) and it’s not even remotely close. I don’t worry about basketball too much, but there is nothing like standing on a tee box and there (are) a bunch people watching you and this isn’t what you’re really good at,” Clark admitted while speaking to Golf Weekly.
Pure athleticism from Caitlin Clark 🤌 pic.twitter.com/tStoelZtos
— LPGA (@LPGA) November 12, 2025
Thus, it is evident that Clark is looking to break new boundaries every day. And while most of her career awaits, fans are eager to find out what more ways she can pull out from her arsenal to wow her fans with.