Caitlin Clark

Stuff like this is why if I were super famous I would only take pics with fans. Scarcity of autograph means I'd be able to sell my signature directly to a wealthy collector for millions. :LOL:
 
I have a buddy who works in the celeb fan con and signing space. Last week he was in town to do a three day signing with an oscar winning actor who made $600K for about 15 hours work. I spent 4 hours with one of the biggest stars in MCU as he made $300K a couple years ago and as I understand it his take has double in recent years. It's crazy.
 
mjmaherjr said:
Clark just had a rookie card sell for 660k last night

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Clark rookie card nearly doubles auction record

A 1-of-1 numbered, autographed Caitlin Clark rookie card went straight to auction and sold for a record $660,000.
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To think that when baseball card prices went white hot (I still have many of mine from when I was a kid) a Mantle Rookie card went for the then incredible price of $15,000.
The Clark auction numbers are beyond insane.

A Topps 1952 Mantle rookie just sold for $12.6 million, for carboard. No stick of powdered crappy chewing gum (which destroyed the value of some cards)
 
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The WNBA is growing fast — but is it profitable? | Dr.Boyce D Watkins

The WNBA is growing fast — but is it profitable? Here’s the financial truth behind the headlines: • League revenue has grown from about $102 million in 2019 to nearly $200 million in 2024 • A new $2.2 billion media deal starts in 2026 — a game-changer for long-term financial stability •...
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Clark responsible for 25% of growth
 
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