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Shohei Ohtani's Limited 50/50 Card Sells for Historic Amount

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The record-setting card is one of three different cards from the 50-50 game that Topps used to launch its Dynasty Black series, which features one-of-one autographed cards with pieces of game-used me...
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Following Ohtani on the most popular player jersey list are two of his Los Angeles teammates - World Series MVP Freddie Freeman in second and three-time champion Betts in fourth.
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Shohei Ohtani 50-50 card sells for $1.07 million. It includes piece of pants Dodger wore reaching milestone
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