Why this card matters
Lesnar's second RC-flagged wrestling card, from Fleer's Royal Rumble set (75 base cards, released December 2002). The set also includes an AKA card (#77) and an event-worn shirt memorabilia card from the Royal Rumble.
Identification
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- Vertical card with 'ROYAL RUMBLE' logo at top left and the WWE scratch logo at top right
- Name 'BROCK LESNAR' along the bottom
- Card #4 of 75
| It's a 2002 'WWF' card. | SportsCardsPro files the set as '2002 Fleer WWF Royal Rumble', but the card carries the WWE scratch logo and WrestlingTradingCards dates the set to December 2002, after the WWF-to-WWE rename. |
Parallels
No parallels recorded for this card.
Population & market
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Trading Card Database — 2002 Fleer WWE Royal Rumble #4 Brock Lesnar
SportsCardsPro — Brock Lesnar #4 — 2002 Fleer WWF Royal Rumble
Available copies
None in the vault right now.
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2002 Fleer WWE Royal Rumble #4 — Brock Lesnar.