NBA Top Shot: What’s rising and falling on the marketplace

By Duncan Smith | Mar 12, 2021

Feb 23, 2021; Tampa, Florida, USA; Toronto Raptors forward Pascal Siakam (43) drives to the basket as Philadelphia 76ers forward Tobias Harris (12) defends during the first half at Amalie Arena. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports /

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Biggest risers on the NBA Top Shot marketplace as of Friday, March 12th

No. 1 increase: Tyrese Maxey layup against the Washington Wizards on Dec. 23

Percentage of increase: 50.35
Lowest floor price: $448
Top sale amount: $3,5000
Rarity: 4000 in circulation (3,467 owned)
Pack: Base Set (Series 2)

No. 2 increase: Pascal Siakam block against the Los Angeles Lakers on Nov. 10, 2019

Percentage of increase: 39.94
Lowest floor price: $1,398
Top sale amount: $3,975
Rarity: 250 in circulation (250 owned)
Pack: Denied! (Series 1)

No. 3 increase: Jimmy Butler dunk against the Philadelphia 76ers on March 14, 2014

Percentage of increase: 36.1
Lowest floor price: $4,898
Top sale amount: $35,000
Rarity: 275 in circulation (264 owned)
Pack: Run It Back (Series 1)

No. 4 increase: Bruce Brown dunk against the Portland Trail Blazers on Feb. 23, 2020

Percentage of increase: 32.1
Lowest floor price: $1,500
Top sale amount: $2,477
Rarity: 299 in circulation (299 owned)
Pack: Metallic Gold LE (Series 1)

No. 5 increase: Caris LeVert layup against the Atlanta Hawks on Jan. 1, 2021

Percentage of increase: 29.0
Lowest floor price: $132
Top sale amount: $1,500
Rarity: 5,000 in circulation (4,857 owned)
Pack: Base Set (Series 2)