Jensen signature increased the value of the RTX 6000 by a factor of 3NVIDIA GTC raffle winner sells Jensen Huang-signed RTX PRO 6000 for $57,450© RR Auctions

An NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition signed twice by Jensen Huang has sold for $57,450 at RR Auction. The final price includes the buyer’s premium and came in far above the auction house’s estimate of $6,000+. 

The card was signed in gold ink on both the GPU housing and inside its original box. RR Auction describes the card as unused and says its signatures were pre-certified by PSA/DNA. 

The card started as a GTC raffle prize

According to the person who put the card up for auction,, the RTX PRO 6000 was originally given away during NVIDIA’s Physical AI Meetup at GTC 2026 on March 18. The seller claims it was the only example of this model awarded that evening, with around 500 people attending the event. 

NVIDIA GTC raffle winner sells Jensen Huang-signed RTX PRO 6000 for $57,450© RR Auctions

The auction ended on August 20 with $57,450 sale price, which makes it worth more than three and a half times NVIDIA’s current retail price for a standard RTX PRO 6000. 

As we reported earlier this month, NVIDIA recently increased the US Marketplace price of the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition to $16,000, up from $13,250 in June. Early US listings in 2025 were closer to $8,500. The card features a GB202 GPU with 24,064 CUDA cores, 96GB of GDDR7 ECC memory and a 600W power rating. 

NVIDIA GTC raffle winner sells Jensen Huang-signed RTX PRO 6000 for $57,450© RR Auctions

So while the RTX PRO 6000 has already become much more expensive on its own, two Jensen Huang signatures added another $41,450 over NVIDIA’s current asking price. The buyer also gets a GPU that, according to the seller, cost its original owner nothing beyond winning the GTC raffle.

This time it’s not charity

Unlike some other Jensen Huang memorabilia auctions, this GPU sale was not presented as a charity event. RR Auction lists it as a regular offering from the person who won the card at GTC 2026. By comparison, Huang’s signed Tom Ford leather jacket sold for $960,000 at Sotheby’s in July, with proceeds going to a nonprofit supporting scholarships and residency programs for entrepreneurs.

Source: RR Auctions