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Win a Josh Allen Prizm Stained Glass PSA 10 — A DraftKings Network x Courtyard.io Giveaway

Win a Josh Allen Prizm Stained Glass PSA 10 — A DraftKings Network x Courtyard.io Giveaway

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By: Steve Buchanan

Stained glass sports cards are some of the most visually stunning and valuable inserts in modern collecting. DraftKings Network and Courtyard.io are giving fans the chance to win a 2023 Josh Allen Stained Glass (#SG5) in Gem Mint PSA 10, valued at over $500. Here’s what makes these cards so coveted and how to enter!

Josh Allen and the Rise of Stained Glass Cards

Even if you’ve never collected sports cards, you’ve probably seen these vibrant “stained glass” inserts circulating online. They look exactly how they sound — bold, layered designs that mimic real stained-glass windows — and they’ve become one of the most recognizable modern styles in the hobby.

Unlike standard base cards, stained glass inserts are extremely rare, often reserved for the biggest names in the game. That combination of art, scarcity, and star power is what makes cards like the Josh Allen Mosaic Stained Glass such a major chase for collectors.

DraftKings Network Teams Up with Courtyard.io for a Josh Allen Giveaway

Josh Allen 2023 Mosaic Stained Glass PSA 10 featured in the DraftKings Network and Courtyard.io giveaway

Now’s your chance to own one of these stunning cards!

DraftKings Network has partnered with Courtyard.io, the digital collectibles platform redefining how people collect and trade sports cards, to give away a 2023 Josh Allen #SG5 Stained Glass PSA 10 (Gem Mint) valued at more than $500.

Enter the giveaway on both platforms:
👉 Enter on X (Twitter)
👉 Enter on Instagram

This special collaboration highlights DraftKings Network’s commitment to sports culture and Courtyard.io’s mission to make collecting easier, faster, and more interactive.

Why Collectors Chase Josh Allen Stained Glass Cards

The appeal of the Josh Allen Stained Glass lies in its mix of design and rarity. Each insert features vibrant color layering that makes the card almost glow in light,a true display piece.

Josh Allen isn’t just a superstar on the field; his cards have serious hobby clout. In fact, Allen holds the record for the highest-known public sale of a stained glass card, a 2018 Prizm Stained Glass Black Finite 1/1 that sold for $48,000 (source: Card Ladder). That price tag shows how seriously collectors take these inserts and how rare they truly are.

About Courtyard.io — Collect Digitally, Own Physically

If you’ve seen DraftKings Network’s Top Pulls features, you already know what Courtyard.io brings to the hobby. It’s a next-gen platform where collectors can open digital packs backed by real, vaulted cards and instantly decide whether to keep them vaulted, sell them back, or have them shipped right to their door.

Want to try it for yourself?
Use promo code DK15 for 15% off your first Courtyard.io pack (up to $200).

The Future of Collecting Starts with Courtyard.io

Stained glass cards are just one of many modern inserts fueling the collecting boom, alongside Downtowns, Kabooms, and Color Blasts. Whether you’re a longtime hobbyist or just curious about how digital platforms like Courtyard.io are changing the game, DraftKings Network is the place to stay plugged in.

A Josh Allen Stained Glass PSA 10 is the kind of card that deserves to be seen. Enter today, and if you land your own stained glass hit, make sure to tag @DKNetwork and @Courtyard.io — we’d love to see it.

Want to try it for yourself?
Use promo code DK15 for 15% off your first Courtyard.io pack (up to $200).

Steve has been with DraftKings for over 10 years, covering baseball and football from a sports betting and fantasy perspective. He’s written hundreds of articles that have helped readers research and make informative bets or fantasy lineups. During this time, Steve has also been featured on a number of national broadcasts, including MLB Network, ESPN, and NFL Network.
Disclaimer

All views expressed are my own. I am an employee of DraftKings and am ineligible to play in public DFS or DKSB contests.