Four of the most valuable cards in the basketball and Pokémon card hobbies are sitting in packs, ready to be ripped right now.
PrizePicks Packs is the only place to rip packs with a shot at making them yours — from packs starting as low as $1.
The Cooper Flagg 1-of-1 Rookie Debut Patch Autograph sold for $8+ million in September, while Dylan Harper’s and Kon Knueppel’s 1-of-1 Debut Patches sold for a combined $5.22 million in the same auction.
Plus, a Pokémon grail with fewer than 50 known to exist — a Pikachu Illustrator CGC 9 — is estimated at $2.8 million.
All four Grails can only be pulled in PrizePicks Packs. Every pack, starting at $1, gives you a shot at making one yours.
Here's what makes each card a Grail on PrizePicks Packs and how to start ripping to look for the Flagg Rookie Debut Patch or Pikachu Illustrator on PrizePicks.
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Best Grail Cards on PrizePicks Packs: Cooper Flagg, Pikachu Illustrator, & Debut Patches
A Grail card on PrizePicks Packs is defined any card valued at $50,000 or more based on fair market value. At launch, four headliners topped the Grails pool, all of which were recently sold for over $2 million at auction, with several more in the inventory waiting to be pulled.
Three of the Grails are one-of-a-kind rookie cards from the 2025 NBA Draft class. The fourth is the most valuable Pokémon card ever made.
- Cooper Flagg 1-of-1 Rookie Debut Patch Auto. Sold for $8.04 million at auction in September. The patch came from the jersey Flagg wore in his first NBA game. The card was pulled from a $515 break and became the most expensive basketball card ever sold featuring a single player.
- 1998 Pikachu Illustrator. This is the most famous Pokémon card. It was only ever given out through a 1998 illustration contest, and a PSA 10 copy sold for $16,492,000 in February 2026.
- Dylan Harper 1-of-1 Rookie Debut Patch Auto. Sold for $2.88 million at auction in September. Harper's card comes from the first class of NBA debut patch cards ever made.
- Kon Knueppel 1-of-1 Rookie Debut Patch Auto. Knueppel completes the trio of Debut Patches with a $2.34 million sale in September. Three draft classmates and three 1-of-1s, all in one place.
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What is a Grail Card on PrizePicks Packs?
Grails sit above the six standard pull tiers — Starter, Clutch, Elite, MVP, Legendary, and GOAT — and they’re available in every pack on PrizePicks. That means from the $1 Basic pack to the $2,500 Diamond pack, you have a shot to rip a Grail card.
Higher-priced packs offer better odds of hitting a Grail, and every pack shows its odds before you buy it.
There are dozens more Grails than just the multimillion cards listed above; those are just the four that have the highest value.
Cooper Flagg 1-of-1 Rookie Debut Patch Auto
This is the 1-of-1 Cooper Flagg rookie card everyone wants to own. Now it's available in packs as low as $1 on the PrizePicks app.
The 2025-26 Topps Chrome Update Rookie Debut Patch Autograph holds a patch from the jersey Flagg wore in his first NBA game, against the Spurs on Oct. 22, 2025.
Flagg wore three rookie debut patches that night. Topps used the first one and destroyed the other two, so no other card like it will ever exist.
The card came out of a $515 break spot during an August livestream. The Dallas Mavericks offered its owner 32 years of season tickets for it.
He turned them down and went to auction, where the Cooper Flagg debut patch card sold for $8.04 million at Fanatics Collect — the most ever paid for a single-player basketball card. It's graded PSA 10 with a 10 autograph.
You can't buy the Cooper Flagg 1-of-1 card anywhere — even if you did have the $8+ million to buy it. The only way to get it is to pull it from a PrizePicks Pack.
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Pikachu Illustrator Card: Available in PrizePicks Packs
The 1998 Pikachu Illustrator is considered the rarest Pokémon card — and Pikachu — ever made and, to date, the most expensive. The Pikachu Illustrator cards were never sold in a pack, making them grails for Pokémon collectors.
In 1998, Japan's CoroCoro Comic gave the Illustrator cards to the top entrants in its Pokémon illustration contests. It's the only Pokémon card ever printed with the title "Illustrator," and it was illustrated by Atsuko Nishida, Pikachu's original designer.
The ultimate Pokémon grail is now available to pull in PrizePicks Packs, with packs starting as low as $1.
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What Pack is the Pikachu Illustrator Card in on PrizePicks?
For 28 years, this card was never before available in packs. PrizePicks is changing that.
Now, it’s available on PrizePicks Packs to be ripped digitally. Packs for as low as $1 have a chance to rip the Pikachu Illustrator; the higher the price of the pack, the higher the odds of ripping the Pikachu Illustrator.
How many Pikachu Illustrator Cards exist?
Fewer than 50 are believed to exist, and 39 were reportedly given out in 1998. Only one copy has ever graded PSA 10.
Logan Paul's Pikachu Illustrator PSA 10
That PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator is the card Logan Paul bought in 2021 for $5.275 million and wore into the ring at WrestleMania 38.
In February 2026, it sold at Goldin for $16,492,000. That set the Guinness World Record for the most expensive trading card ever sold at auction.
Dylan Harper Rookie Debut Patch Auto: Available on PrizePicks Packs
Harper's 1-of-1 comes from the same first class of NBA Rookie Debut Patch cards, and from the same night. The #2 draft pick made his Spurs debut against Flagg's Mavericks on Oct. 22, 2025, and the patch he wore in that game is on this card.
It sold for $2.88 million in September, currently ranked as the #17 highest sale for a basketball card. It's graded PSA 9 with a 10 autograph.
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Kon Knueppel Rookie Debut Patch Auto: Available on PrizePicks Packs
The 2025 #4 pick also made his debut on Oct. 22, 2025, with the Charlotte Hornets — opening night of the 2025-26 season produced all three cards. Knueppel's 1-of-1 rookie debut patch sold for $2.34 million, his highest card sale ever, ranking #24 among the highest basketball card sales. It's graded PSA 10 with a 10 autograph.
That's three draft classmates and three 1-of-1s, worth a combined $13.26 million at auction. You can pull any of them in PrizePicks Packs, with packs starting as low as $1.
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How to Pull a Grail on PrizePicks Packs
Every pack on PrizePicks Packs has a shot to pull a Grail — including the multimillion-dollar cards listed above. Grails can be pulled in packs for as low as $1, but the higher the price, the higher your chance of pulling a Grail.
- Tap Packs. Open the PrizePicks app and tap Packs on the bottom navigation bar.
- Pick your pack. Choose Hoops, Football, or Pokémon, then choose a price from $1 to $2,500. Each pack's odds page shows the Grails in its pool.
- Rip and reveal. Open the pack to see the real card you pulled.
- Sell it or ship it. Sell it back instantly for 100% of fair market value, or add it to your Locker and ship it home. Sell-back cash lands in your PrizePicks balance for your next pack or your next lineup.
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Why PrizePicks Packs is The GOAT of Digital Pack Rips
- Bigger Grails. Most rip sites feature top chase cards worth five figures. PrizePicks Packs has four cards that sold for millions in our inventory — and you have a chance to rip them in every pack.
- A $1 shot at every Grail. Many rip sites start at $5, $10, or $25. Here, anyone can rip a pack with just a $1 Basic pack. And you can still rip the same Grails as the $2,500 Diamond, just at lower odds.
- 100% fair market value, every time. Some sites buy back lower than fair market value. Sell any card back on PrizePicks Packs for 100% of its FMV, locked in the moment you pull it.
- Know odds before you buy. Every pack shows its minimum and maximum pulls (outside of Grails), odds, and possible Grails up front.
- One balance for Picks and Packs. Sell-back balance works on your next lineup or picks, and Missions connect promos between the two.
- All 50 states. Wherever you are, you can rip packs on PrizePicks instantly.
Rip Responsibly on PrizePicks Packs
Ripping packs should be fun, and PrizePicks Packs is built to keep it that way. Set deposit limits, take a break with self-exclusion, and check the odds on every pack before you buy. Rip Responsibly.
PrizePicks Packs: Grails FAQ
Can a $1 pack pull a Grail?
Yes. Every pack at every price has a shot at a Grail. Higher-priced packs have better Grail odds. You can only pull a Pokémon Grail from a Pokémon pack, and so on.
Where can I get the Cooper Flagg 1-of-1 rookie debut patch card?
Only in PrizePicks Packs. It's a 1-of-1, and the only way to get it is to pull it with digital rips on PrizePicks Packs. Get started now with promo code PLAYBOOK when you sign up to get $25 in Bonus Packs after you but your first $5 Pack — new users only.
What happens if I pull a Grail?
Same as any pull. Sell it back instantly at 100% of fair market value, or add it to your Locker and ship it home. The card will be insured when shipped — more details will follow after acquisition.
How much did the Cooper Flagg debut patch card sell for?
It sold for $8.04 million at a Fanatics Collect auction in September 2026, a record for a single-player basketball card.
How much is the Pikachu Illustrator card worth?
The only PSA 10 copy sold for $16,492,000 at Goldin in February 2026, the most ever paid for a trading card at auction. The last two Pikachu Illustrator cards sold for $585,600 and $1.079 million, both ungraded, per Price Charting.
The copy in the PrizePicks Packs' inventory is a CGC, with an estimated valued of $2.8 million.
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