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Teen flips ultra-rare 1-of-1 gold Jimothy rookie card for major payday on eBay

A 13-year-old girl's sale of a rare baseball card has sparked a wave of interest in sports memorabilia.

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Source diversity sample: KIRO 7 News Seattle · New York Post · NewsRadio 560 KPQ · The Seattle Times · KOMO · yahoo.com · The New York Times · Fox Business.

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The brief

A 13-year-old girl sold a 1-of-1 gold Jimothy rookie card for $20,100 on eBay. The card, featuring a raccoon mascot, was originally given away at a Seattle Mariners game.

The sale has drawn attention from multiple outlets, including The Seattle Times, KOMO, Yahoo, The New York Times, and Fox Business. The girl's family plans to use the proceeds to help pay for her college education.

The sale has sparked interest in the value of sports memorabilia, particularly rare and unique items.

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Quick answers

What is the Jimothy card?

The Jimothy card is a 1-of-1 gold rookie card featuring a raccoon mascot. It was originally given away at a Seattle Mariners game.

How much did the Jimothy card sell for?

The Jimothy card sold for $20,100 on eBay.

What will the seller do with the proceeds?

The seller's family plans to use the proceeds to help pay for her college education.

Topics

Jimothy card Seattle Mariners sports memorabilia eBay rare collectibles

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