Why this card matters
Couture's first card from a major manufacturer: a non-SP base card (#310 of 350) in Topps' baseball-driven Allen & Ginter, released while he was between UFC runs. TCDB flags it RC, and sellers routinely list it as his rookie.
Identification
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- Card #310, cream Allen & Ginter frame with portrait over a vintage boxing vignette
- 'RANDY COUTURE.' caption above 'ALLEN & GINTER'S / Topps / BROOKLYN, NEW YORK'
- Not a short print; minis share #310 but are smaller
| The mini is the same card. | Minis share #310 but are separate, smaller parallels; the Mini Bazooka is numbered /25 and the Wood 1/1. |
Parallels
Population & market
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Trading Card Database — Randy Couture cards (all), page 1
Cardboard Connection — 2006 Topps Allen & Ginter Baseball Checklist, Set Info
Available copies
None in the vault right now.
Further reading
Randy Couture Has No Official Rookie Card. Here Are the Candidates.
Allen & Ginter in 2006, a wrestling card in 1998, or Topps UFC in 2009 — three answers, and what each one rests on.
Why 2009 Topps UFC Matters
Two products, released seven months apart, that hold the first UFC-licensed cards of almost every name from the sport's first era.
Randy Couture rookie card guide
The long version, with every card people confuse it with.
More Randy Couture
Sources & research Verified×1
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2006 Topps Allen & Ginter #310 — Randy Couture.