Offers from the Pittsburgh Pirates and star LSU gymnast Livvy Dunne weren't enough to keep a one-of-a-kind Paul Skenes rookie card from hitting the

The Pittsburgh Pirates have been unable to push a blockbuster trade over the finish line. The 11-year-old baseball card collector who pulled a unique Paul Skenes Rookie Debut Patch card has turned down the team's offer to acquire it.

Pittsburgh Pirates star pitcher Paul Skenes recently had his exclusive baseball card found, which will go up for auction. Topps announced on Jan.

The 11-year-old child from Los Angeles who pulled the 1-of-1 Topps rookie card from Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes is going to sell.

The card will be featured in a March auction and proceeds from the card will be donated to L.A. fire relief funds.

One lucky preteen declined an offer from the Pirates that included 30 years of season tickets, autographed memorabilia and a game in Livvy Dunne’s suite for a 1-of-1 Paul Skenes trading

The young collector who scored a one-of-a-kind baseball card featuring National League Rookie of the Year Paul Skenes has turned down a trade offer from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Topps announced Friday that the 11-year-old from the Los Angeles area had declined the deal and instead was going to put the card — which features Skenes' autograph and a patch from a game-worn jersey — up for auction.

Topps says the 11-year-old from the Los Angeles area who scored a one-of-a-kind baseball card featuring Paul Skenes declined a deal that included 30 years' worth of season tickets behind home plate at PNC Park.

The Pirates had offered season tickets for 30 years, among other prizes, if the collector wanted to make a trade.