This toy is no joke.
Pete Davidson is offering $10,000 to the person who buys his rare collectible figurine — and The Post is exclusively releasing his video announcing it since he doesn’t have social media.
The Staten Island native and Knicks superfan teamed up with the collectible toy company ghostwrite to release a set with the NBA.
The NBA “2025-26 Season” 100% Blind Box collection consists of 2.75-inch toy figurines, called “ghosts,” of 21 NBA stars and rookies and one famous fan, aka Davidson — who is sporting Knicks gear and organge socks from his brand doublesoul.
Only one Davidson “Fire Crown” figure was made, and that’s the one the comedian hopes to get back.
“Every set that we do, we have one famous fan. Last year’s NBA set, the famous fan was Eminem wearing a Pistons jersey. In baseball last year, it was Mark Wahlberg wearing a Red Sox jersey. In the WNBA one, it was Aubrey Plaza,” said ghostwrite founder and CEO Josh Luber.
“What’s unique about this is — this is the first time one of the famous fans actually raised their hand and said, ‘Hey, I want to own my rare ghost.’”
The collection is called a “blind box” because each case contains only 12 toys, so buyers won’t know which players they’ll own until they open it.
Some of the NBA players included in the set are Stephen Curry, LeBron James, Luka Dončić, Karl Anthony Towns, Kevin Durant, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Cooper Flagg.
Luber predicted Flagg’s toy would resell for the most money.
“One might guess that’s a $30,000 to $40,000 ghost if someone finds that one. His 1-of-1 trading card sold for over a million dollars,” he said.
Only 2,313 cases were produced, and ghostwrite -will auction 300 of them on March 3rd via their website, and expect them to go for $500 each.
Since the blind box industry operates like the trading cards one, breakers, aka those who livesteam the opening of cases, have already started to sell the sets on shopping platforms on Thursday.
Ghostwrite has collaborated with the MLB, UFC, WWE and WNBA, and their toys resell on the secondary market for serious cash.
Shohei Ohtani’s toy from last year’s set sold for $44,000 and Aaron Judge’s, for $16,000.
Steph Curry’s from last year’s NBA set sold for $15,000.
