What happened.
On October 10, 2026, a 2012 Panini Prizm #72 Stephen Curry Gold Prizm graded PSA 10 sold at Alt for $1,695,337. Alt calls it the highest public Curry sale ever recorded on its platform.
It came from the same Alt auction as the Typhlosion result — a sale that is turning into one of the most consequential modern auctions of the year, with three seven-figure results in the same event.
Why it matters.
Stephen Curry is the modern-era blue chip — the player whose cards define what “modern basketball ceiling” means. The 2012 Prizm Gold is his iconic low-numbered parallel from the product that put Panini’s flagship chrome set on the map. A public record at $1.695M extends that ceiling and gives the modern market a fresh, verifiable anchor price.
One caveat, stated plainly: this is the highest public Curry sale per Alt — not necessarily the highest private transaction ever. Private sales don’t publish. What’s verifiable is what’s verifiable, and this is the biggest Curry number anyone can check.
Methodology
How this price was verified.
The $1,695,337 figure and October 10, 2026 date come from Alt’s published auction records. The “highest public Curry sale ever” characterization is per Alt. The “public” qualifier matters: private Curry transactions, if any exist above this figure, are not part of the verifiable record.
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- Alt — October 10, 2026 auction records (Curry Gold Prizm result)
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