NBA Debut Patch Autographs · 2025-26 Topps Chrome Update Basketball
Released 6 August 2026 · 99 cards · every one a 1/1
The biggest chase in basketball this year, tracked card by card. Every NBA Debut Patch Autograph is a hard-signed one-of-one carrying the patch a rookie wore only on the night of his NBA debut. There are 99 of them in existence. This page records which have surfaced — and which are still out there.
Copies accounted for
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The hunt
Every tracked card
One row per card, one numbered block per copy — the number in each block is the actual serial, so you can see exactly which copies have surfaced and which are still out there. Green is verified, amber is claimed but unproven, red is disputed, empty means unreported. Click any filled block to open the proof.
Player
Card
Parallel
Run
Found
Serial number
Pulled
Pulled by
Evidence
Sold
Listing
Market
What they sold for
Recorded sales for cards on this page. Only sales with a date and a price are counted; a card can be found without ever having been sold publicly.
Sold
Player
Card
Serial
Where
Price
Listing
The log
Reported pulls
Every submission received, newest first. Verified means the linked evidence was checked and shows the card. Reported means a claim with no working evidence yet. Disputed means two claims conflict, or something didn't check out.
Date
Player
Card
Serial
Pulled by
Where
Status
Evidence
Sold for
Contribute
Report a pull
Pick the player and the date, and hit submit — it comes straight to me for review. Every card in this set is a one-of-one, so choosing the player identifies the card. A link to video or a clear photo is what turns a report into a verified entry. Nothing appears on the page until the proof has been checked.
The number printed on the card. This is what fills a block.
When it came out of the pack.
Without proof the entry is logged as Reported and will not count toward the totals.
Leave blank to stay anonymous. The card still counts.
If it came from a break.
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How this works
Ninety-nine cards, every one a one-of-one. 93 players have a hard-signed NBA Debut Patch Autograph; a further 6 appear on unsigned Debut Patch relics. Each carries the patch worn on that player’s actual NBA debut, so there is no second copy and never will be. That makes this the rare case where “has it been pulled” has a definitive answer for every card in the set.
Many of these arrive as redemptions. Topps has said a large share of Debut Patch Autographs will be redemption cards rather than the physical card in the pack. That matters for reading this page: a redemption pulled on stream is a confirmed hit, but the card itself may not exist in anyone’s hands for months. If a report is for a redemption rather than the card, say so in the notes field and it will be recorded.
The unsigned six are a different card. VJ Edgecombe, Tre Johnson III, Carter Bryant, Hugo González, Jeremiah Fears and Rocco Zikarsky have Debut Patch relics without an autograph. They are still 1/1s and still carry the debut patch, but they are not the signed version. The table separates them under Unsigned.
Credit where it is due. The @nbadebutpatchtracker account on Instagram has been documenting these pulls independently. This page is not affiliated with it and does not import from it — entries here come only from direct submissions with checkable evidence. If you have seen a pull there that is missing here, submit it with the link and it will be verified.
A card only counts when it is verified. A report with working video or a clear photo of the card reads Yes in the table. A claim with no evidence reads Claimed — visible, but not counted in the totals at the top. That keeps the headline number honest.
Serial is always 1/1. Unlike a numbered parallel run there is nothing to distinguish copies, because there is only one. The thing to check in the evidence is that the card shown is the right player and genuinely the Debut Patch Autograph rather than another auto from the set.
Handles rather than real names. Naming someone publicly as holding a card of this value is a real safety problem, so the log defaults to social handles, and anonymous entries are welcome. The card still counts.
This is a record of sightings, not of existence. An empty row means nobody has reported that card here — not that it is unpulled. Plenty are pulled quietly, or sit unredeemed. Treat a filled row as strong evidence and an empty one as an open question.