The Tyrese Proctor NBA Debut Patch Autograph (DPA-TPR, one of one) has been found. The redemption card for it came out of a 2025-26 Topps Chrome Update Basketball mega box on October 8, pulled live on a Maxok Cards Whatnot stream and posted to their Instagram. A reader sent it in through the form on the NBA Debut Patch tracker, which is how it got here. That makes it the 59th of the 99 cards in the set to surface publicly.
The card
Proctor was the 49th pick of the 2025 draft, out of Duke, taken by the Cleveland Cavaliers. He made his NBA debut on October 22 at New York, a 119-111 Knicks win, with 5 points, 2 assists and a rebound in 16 minutes, and the patch on this card is the one he wore that night. Hard-signed, serial 1/1, like every autograph in the set. What came out of the pack is the redemption; the physical card follows once it is redeemed with Topps, and the tracker counts the redemption as the pull, since it is the first public sighting of the card.
A mega box, on a stream
Debut Patches are not a hobby-box-only chase. This one came out of a mega box, the mid-priced format that sits between a blaster and a hobby box, during a break that was streaming live on Whatnot, which is about as public as a pull gets. It follows Adou Thiero’s card out of a Target blaster earlier this month: two of the last two NBA Debut Patches to surface came from retail-tier boxes, not hobby product.
What it might be worth
The estimates page files Proctor with the second-round picks, where the recorded sales run from $10,200 to $65,000 with a most-likely figure around $16,000. That is a comps table, not an appraisal; a one of one sells for what one buyer pays on one day. If it goes to auction or sells on eBay, the sale will be logged on the sales ledger with its source.
Still out there
40 cards remain unaccounted for. The still-out-there page lists every one. If you pull one, or see one pulled on a stream, the form on the tracker is the fastest way to get it recorded.