In women’s tennis, there is no debate.

23 Grand Slam titles. A career that passed Billie Jean King, Steffi Graf, Monica Seles, Martina Navratilova, and Chris Evert along the way. Won with a power and ferocity the sport had never seen before and hasn’t seen since.

This lot is all five 2003 Netpro International Match Worn Serena Williams rookie patch cards — each numbered /100, each carrying a pair of match-worn swatches, and each graded a Gem Mint PSA 10. The complete set. Together.

For most of Serena’s career, tennis cards simply weren’t being made at scale. The ones that were — like these — carry an outsized significance because of how few exist. Low pop counts across all five cards make a complete PSA 10 run essentially impossible to replicate.

This is the definitive Serena Williams card collection. 🏆

Ending Tonight!!!

1/1s. On-card autos. Exquisite Golds. Super Raves. A Finest Refractor BGS 9.5. A Kaboom PSA 10. A Virtuoso patch auto numbered 02/10. A 1996 Topps NBA 50th PSA 10 rookie. Two Panini Contenders autos both graded perfect 10s.

Whether you’re building a Kobe collection or looking for a cornerstone piece — there’s something in this auction for every level of collector.

All ten live in the Fanatics Collect March Premier Auction. Ending Thursday.

One Refractor per 12 packs. 220 cards on the checklist. That’s an average of 2,640 packs to pull any single player’s Refractor — before condition even enters the conversation.

Iverson arrived in the league that year as the first overall pick — the shortest player ever taken atop the draft — and immediately became one of the most electrifying players the game had ever seen. Four scoring titles. A culture-defining career. A rookie class that Topps Chrome immortalized on chromium for the first time.

Ends Thursday.

2003 Exquisite Collection Gold. Jordan and Kobe. Both PSA 8. Both live in the Fanatics Collect March Premier Auction — ending Thursday.

Exquisite debuted in 2003 and immediately set a new standard for premium basketball cards. The Gold parallel, numbered to just 25, sits at the top of the base set hierarchy — and at PSA 8, these are among the finest examples in existence.

The Jordan — numbered /25, pop 3 at PSA 8. None graded higher.

The Kobe — numbered 25/25, the last copy in the run, pop 1 at PSA 8 with just one higher.

Only 10 copies of this card exist. Of those that have been graded, just three have reached PSA 9 — and only one grades higher across the entire population.

Gold Prizm has been a cornerstone of the modern parallel rainbow since the format took shape. On a rookie card numbered to 10, from one of the most compelling young players in the league, it carries a different weight entirely.

Edwards is exactly what the NBA needed — high-flying, confident, and built for primetime. The kind of player collectors will be chasing for decades.

Live now in the Fanatics Collect March Premier Auction.