Cooper Flagg's coveted one-of-one numbered rookie debut patch autograph card was found in Rhode Island on Monday night.
Members of RhodyBreakers, a division of the Baseball Cards of Rhode Island retail shop that opens boxes of trading cards on a live stream for clients, were on a stream when they pulled the much-sought-after card.
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The card, which Flagg signed during Fanatics Fest last month, has drawn significant attention -- including from the Dallas Mavericks, who offered a "bounty" in exchange for it.
The jersey Flagg wore in the first half of his NBA debut -- from which the card's patch is made -- sold for $1 million in February. A similar exclusive card featuring Pittsburgh Pirates star pitcher Paul Skenes sold for $1.11 million last year, leading to speculation that Flagg's card could fetch at least as much in an auction.