Goldin Launches Global Football Auction Part 2

The Global Football Auction Part 2 is currently live, showcasing some of soccer's most iconic modern treasures. Leading the charge is a Panini Foot '97 Thierry Henry Rookie Card graded PSA MINT 9, a classic French release celebrating the legendary striker's early days, which has reached a current bid of $6,888. Collectors are also eyeing a Panini Prizm World Cup Light Blue Lazer Prizm Kylian Mbappe Rookie Card graded PSA GEM MT 10, capturing the French phenom's breakout tournament, currently at $1,500. For fans of midfield mastery, a Panini Prizm World Cup Green Crystals Prizm Toni Kroos jersey-numbered card graded PSA GEM MT 10 sits at $1,000. Meanwhile, a contemporary DAKA FC Barcelona Ineffable Autographs Silver Lamine Yamal Signed Rookie Card graded CGC NM-MT 8 represents the next generation of Spanish brilliance with a current bid of $650.

This specialized auction follows a busy summer for Goldin. In July, the house hosted the Logan Paul & Ken Goldin: “National” Box Break Experience Auction, which realized $462,197. That same month, the June Elite Auction brought in $21,502,199, while the USA 250th Anniversary Historical Auction achieved $6,725,373.

These events have contributed to Goldin's massive year-to-date total of $258,534,453 across all sales, maintaining a strong 97% sell-through rate. In the broader sports category, Goldin leads the market. The entire sports category has realized $242,888,600 across the industry this year, boasting an impressive average sell-through of 98.9%. Within Goldin's overall calendar, this current online event is positioned as Goldin's # sale of 21 concluded this year, contributing to the house's overall year-to-date performance of $258,534,454.

The auction is open for bidding now, offering an accessible entry point for soccer enthusiasts. Other notable items include a Panini Voetbal '95 Stickers Ronaldo Rookie Card graded BGS GEM MINT 9.5, currently drawing bids at $500, and a Panini World Cup Germany Foil Complete Set featuring legends like Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo, and Ronaldinho, which has reached $750.