Top 5 Biggest Slab Pack Pulls in October

In October, collectors experienced the thrill of pulling valuable cards from Arena Club's Slab Packs, with the top five most valuable cards across various sports highlighted. These cards, drawn from different pack types, showcase high-value collectibles in the hobby market.

The first card is a dual autograph of basketball legends LeBron James and Kobe Bryant from the 2007-08 UD Premier set, numbered to only 20 copies. Graded BGS 9 with a 10 on the autographs, it was pulled from a diamond basketball pack and is valued at approximately $18,500.

Second on the list is an autographed card featuring both LeBron James and Michael Jordan from the 2004 SP Game Used set, limited to 25 copies and graded PSA 9. Also from a diamond basketball pack, this rare card is valued at around $21,000 due to its scarcity and condition.

The third card is LeBron James's 2003 Topps Chrome Black Refractor rookie card, a highly sought-after parallel with only 500 copies in existence. Graded PSA 9 and pulled from a diamond basketball pack, it holds a value of $25,000, making it a key item for collectors.

Fourth is Josh Allen's 2018 National Treasures Rookie Patch Autograph, representing football. Graded BGS 9 and pulled from a diamond football pack, this card of the top NFL quarterback is valued at about $28,000, reflecting his market appeal.

The most valuable card, valued at approximately $100,000, is Michael Jordan's 2003-04 Exquisite Collection patch autograph, pulled from a gold basketball slab pack. It was part of a promotional event by Arena Club, starting in $25 packs and climbing in value, cementing its status as a premier collectible in the hobby.

Overall, these pulls illustrate the strong demand for basketball and football memorabilia, particularly for iconic players and graded cards, indicating that repacks and high-value collectibles remain popular in the current market.