Caitlin Clark collectibles continue to be in high demand as the WNBA rookie set numerous records during her first season in the professional basketball ranks.

Indiana Fever rookie forward Caitlin Clark's WNBA draft autographed card sold at the Fanatics Collect Premier Auction for $84,000 after

Her ability to launch shots from the logo and thread passes through the thinnest of openings drew gasps from viewers and praise from some of the best players in basketball history.  Then,

The Indiana Fever have snapped an eight-year drought to return to the WNBA playoffs with a roster led by the All-Star trio of Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell.

On that note: The WNBA All-Star Game averaged 3.44 million viewers on ABC, crushing the previous audience record set in 2003. The WNBA Draft, featuring Clark, Angel Reese, Cameron Brink, averaged a record 2.446 million viewers, which is a 307 percent increase in viewership over last year.

An autographed Caitlin Clark rookie card has sold at auction, setting a new record for the most expensive women's sports card.

Catilin Clark got so tired of breaking records on the basketball court that she decided to start breaking them off the court. Well, her trading card did. Clark's WNBA draft rookie card that she autographed sold for $84,

Caitlin Clark has been the hottest ticket in the WNBA this season — she even sells out arenas on the road that feel more like a home game. Now, she’s the hottest ticket in the history of the WNBA playoffs.

Indiana Fever rookie star Caitlin Clark has taken the WNBA by storm this season, and recently saw a unique rookie trading card of her sell for a very hefty price. Clark’s 2024 Panini Instant WNBA Draft Blue Viper Rookie Auto sold for $84,

Caitlin Clark sets a new women’s basketball record despite being 22 years old. However, this time, the record didn’t come on the court, and she technically didn’t have much to do with it. According to TMZ Sports,