On the final day of TSCC Autumn 2026 at CentralWorld, an exploration of the sports card market reveals football still dominates in popularity, with "CR7–Messi" cards soaring to prices in the hundreds of thousands, while NBA cards reach 1.5 million baht.
On 20 Sep 2026 GMT+7, the warm final day of TSCC Autumn 2026 took place at CentralWorld shopping center. Throughout the event, it attracted many sports card collectors and sports fans, reflecting the continuous growth of the sports card market in Thailand.
A survey at the event found that football cards remain among the top popular markets for Thai collectors, especially cards of the two greatest footballers of the era, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, who continue to attract high interest.
Regarding high-value trading cards at the event, Cristiano Ronaldo's card reached about 700,000 baht, while Lionel Messi's card was around 400,000 baht, demonstrating the value and demand for collectible cards of legendary football players.
The NBA basketball card market also drew significant attention, highlighted by the card of NBA rising superstar Victor Wembanyama, presented at the event with a value around 1.5 million baht, becoming one of the most sought-after cards among attendees.
Besides the sports card market, a major highlight was the appearance of Na Toi Sembe, a famous cartoon voice actor and idol to multiple generations of fans, who met with fans at the event, creating a warm atmosphere with autograph signings and lively interactions.
TSCC Autumn 2026 was not only a venue for buying, selling, and exchanging collectible cards but also served as a community that connects sports lovers, collectors, and pop culture, reflecting the growth of the collectibles market in Thailand.
Thairath Sports, as the Official Media Partner, expresses gratitude to the event organizers for their ongoing collaboration and is committed to supporting the sports community by continuously presenting interesting stories and content from the sports and collector scenes for fans to follow through Thairath Sports.
