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I Hit a Cooper Flagg Jersey Number Rookie Patch Auto From Pristine Basketball! 🤯 #shorts

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A collector opens a basketball card pack and pulls a Cooper Flagg rookie patch auto card numbered 32 of 99, expressing excitement about the rare hit. The video captures the moment of the pack pull with enthusiastic reactions.

Summary

The transcript documents a brief moment from a basketball card opening video where the collector is pulling cards from a pack, specifically looking for valuable hits. They mention pulling an 'automatic patch' card and reference a purple card numbered to 99. The main highlight is pulling a Cooper Flagg rookie jersey patch autograph card numbered 32 of 99, which the collector reacts to with significant excitement. The brevity of the transcript suggests this is a short-form video focused on capturing the climactic moment of the pull rather than providing detailed analysis or discussion of the card's value.

Key Insights

  • The collector pulled a Cooper Flagg rookie jersey patch autograph card numbered 32 of 99, indicating a relatively limited print run
  • The collector references pulling a purple card with a number to 99, suggesting color variations and serial numbering are part of the card set
  • The collector expresses significant excitement about the pull, using phrases like 'Oh my God' and 'Let's go,' indicating this is considered a highly desirable card

Topics

Basketball card collectingRookie cardsPatch autograph cardsCooper FlaggPack pulls

Transcript

[0:00] Hey, there it is. Okay, let's go. Automatic patch time. Purple to 99. Hey, there it is. T-shirt number, let's go. 32 of 99. Let's go. Oh my God, we need something. Up to 99, here it is. Here it is. Let's go. My God.

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