Top five priciest 1/24 sales of June 2026

Kyle Busch diecast prices have skyrocketed following the NASCAR legend’s tragic death May 21. Four of the five top 1/24 sales this month are Rowdy’s rides.

At No. 5 is Busch’s 2018 Interstate Batteries Texas Raced Win in Elite Color Chrome — dual autographed in person by Busch and crew chief Adam Stevens. The Busch Raced Win diecast garnered 17 bids and sold for $1,600. The Elite Color Chrome version is one of just 24 produced.

Busch held off a late charge from Kevin Harvick to win the 2018 O’Reilly Auto Parts 500, leading the final 23 laps from a restart and beating Harvick to the line by 0.3 seconds. The win was Busch’s 44^th Cup Series win, which tied him on the all-time wins list with Bill Elliott.

Two versions of Busch’s 2015 Homestead Raced Wins, which landed Rowdy his first Cup Series title, also sold for well into four-figure territory.

No. 4 this month is an autographed version of Busch’s Homestead Raced Win. Busch missed the first 11 races of the 2015 season due to a broken leg and fractured foot he suffered in the Xfinity Series season-opening race at Daytona. Despite the truncated season, it was a wildly impressive run for Busch. He secured a win at Sonoma in just his fifth race back from injury to secure a playoff spot. He then won three of the next four subsequent races. Busch earned a spot in the Championship 4 with a top-five finish in each of the Round of 8 races. That set up perhaps one of the more unlikely championships in NASCAR history when he won at Homestead, earning himself the moniker of Cup Series champion for the season despite missing nearly a dozen events.

The autographed version of Busch’s Homestead win, one of 324 produced, sold June 5 for $1,895.

Earning $2,000 — and landing at No. 2 this month — is a Liquid Color Elite version of Busch’s Homestead win, one of 32 produced, dual autographed by Busch and Stevens. According to the seller, this dual-auto Liquid Color Elite version is a one-of-one, as just one dual-auto was “randomly inserted into dealer cases.” Lionel Certificates of Authenticity are included.

Continuing a quasi-theme, another Homestead winner appears at No. 3 in June.

Chase Elliott had already locked up the 2014 Nationwide Series title when the season wrapped up at Homestead. Still, his Homestead Raced Version — Elliott finished 17^th with plenty of damage — serves to commemorate him becoming the youngest champion in the top three NASCAR national series.

An Elite autographed version, one of 309 examples, sold for $1,900 June 15.

This is second straight month Elliott’s 2014 Homestead Raced Version has appeared on the top-five list. Last month, a dual-autographed version sold for $1,900.

The most expensive sale for June is once again Kyle Busch, and what very well could be a one-of-one. An autographed prototype of Busch’s 2024 Rebel Bourbon ride sold June 4 for $2,951. This signed prototype is now the most expensive single NASCAR 1/24 sold on eBay this year, according to Diecast Mag research.

Top five priciest 1/64 sales of June 2026

Given Dale Earnhart Jr.’s popularity, few of his diecasts have small production figures. Still, there are some that are extremely limited, including the No. 5 most expensive 1/64 this month.

In 2017, an Earnhardt Jr. Nationwide Cup Series 1/64 was offered to RCCA members at one of the club’s events. According to Diecast Registry, just 250 examples were made of the specially schemed No. 88 Chevy under Action’s Gold Series. The promotional diecast is, as such, extremely hard to come by, underscoring why one example commanded $220 when it sold June 25.

Another promo diecast lands at No. 4.

Joey Logano captured his first Cup Series championship in 2018, and as has become tradition, a special championship diecast was made of his title-clinching car. In this case, that was Logano’s No. 22 Pennzoil scheme for 2018. Logano was also sponsored by AAA that year, and a promotional championship diecast bearing Logan’s AAA scheme — with the Monster Energy Series Champion logo replacing the roof numbers — was produced by Action. According to the seller, these 1/64s were only available at the AAA tent during the spring New Hampshire race in 2019. These 1/64s were also unique as they sported full Monster Energy Drink branding.

The promotional Logano AAA championship 1/64 sold June 25 for $225.

The top three 1/64 sales for June have become mainstays of the monthly top-five lists.

At No. 3 and tied for No. 1 are two examples of Kyle Busch’s 2012 Monster Energy Nationwide Series promotional 1/64. One version of the No. 54 Kyle Busch Motorsports exclusive sold for $300 last month while another example commanded $350.

Six units of the Monster Energy 1/64 promo have sold this year on eBay for $150 to $350.

Tying with one of Busch’s 1/64 promos is from a rival brand. Once again, a Red Bull Racing car tops the monthly 1/64 list, with AJ Allmendingers No. 84 2007 Red Bull Toyota selling June 3 for $350.