White Sox’s Munetaka Murakami's Autographed Rookie Card Sold for $75,000

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White Sox’s Munetaka Murakami's Autographed Rookie Card Sold for $75,000

Mason Deane, a 9-year-old trading card collector from Arizona, got hold of a Murakami rookie card in April. The family put the card up for auction and sold it for $75,000. “That’s probably the best card I’m gonna get,” Mason said. The Deanes intend to travel to Chicago next month to watch a White Sox game, and hopefully, meet Murakami.

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