History

Darryn Peterson is a standout basketball player for the Kansas Jayhawks, earning national recognition for his clutch performances, including a 32-point game against TCU that was captured as a rare Bowman U NOW® 1/1 card[6].

First Printed: This card was first released in 2025 as part of the 2025 Bowman Chrome Prospect Autographs set, specifically the Green Refractor /99 (1st) variant[1][2].

• Peterson's 32-point game against TCU earned him a rare Bowman U NOW® 1/1 card[6]
• The card is his rookie autograph (RC Auto), marking his first official autographed trading card[3]
• The card is from the 2025-26 Bowman Chrome Prospect Autographs series featuring Kansas Jayhawks basketball[2]

Print Data

Print Run: Low

Collector's Notes

Condition Tips: Key flaws include centering issues, edge wear on the chrome surface, and autograph smudging or fading. Chrome cards are prone to scratching and corner dings[1][3]

Storage: Store in a rigid top loader with a soft sleeve, keep in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight, and avoid humidity to prevent chrome degradation[1]

Authenticity: Fakes can be spotted by poor print quality, incorrect autograph placement, or missing holographic elements. Verify the card's serial number and hologram against official databases[1]

Notable Sales

• $345.00 Raw sale on 7/2/2026[1]
• $200.00 listing for RC Auto in 2025[3]

Investment Outlook

Peterson's emerging status, rookie autograph value, and high-scoring game create strong collector demand, though market volatility exists[1][6]

Rarity Analysis

• Limited production of Green Refractor /99 (1st) variant[1]
• Rookie autograph status increases collectibility[3]
• Card is part of a niche 2025 Bowman Chrome Prospect series[2]

Comparable: 2025 Bowman Chrome Prospect Autographs - Green Refractor /99 (1st) rookie autos, Topps Bowman U NOW® 1/1 game cards from 2025

Market Forecast

Recent price movement of -$5.00 (-1.4%) in 30 days suggests mild volatility but stable demand for rookie autos[1]

• Peterson's performance in upcoming games
• Graded copy availability (PSA 10s)

Short-term (3-6mo): Prices may remain stable with slight fluctuations based on game performance and market sentiment[1]

Long-term (1-3yr): 1–3 year outlook is positive if Peterson continues to excel, potentially increasing value for graded copies[6]