Why this card matters
His base card in the multi-sport Sportkings Series B. Its autographs (#A-RCO1/#A-RCO2: Silver, print run 40; Gold, print run 10) are among his earliest on-card signatures, and Cardboard Connection highlights the RCO2 version.
Identification
- Card #91
- Autograph versions use #A-RCO1 / #A-RCO2 and are print-run limited (TCDB 'PR', not serial-numbered)
- Mini version also #91
Disputed
The base card number comes from TCDB only; Cardboard Connection names the Sportkings autograph (RCO2, /40) but not the base number.
Parallels
Population & market
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Trading Card Database — Randy Couture cards (all), page 1
Cardboard Connection — Randy Couture Cards, Rookie Cards and Autographed Memorabilia Guide
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.
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2008 Sportkings Series B #91 — Randy Couture.
The base card number comes from TCDB only; Cardboard Connection names the Sportkings autograph (RCO2, /40) but not the base number.