Why this card matters
Bisping's first certified autograph, issued alongside his rookie base card in Topps' debut UFC product rather than a year or two later, which is not true of every 2009 subject. The unnumbered version is the one most collectors will see; the Red Ink parallel is capped at 25 and is the scarcest Bisping card in the archive.
Identification
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- Card #A-MB — Round 1 autographs use an 'A-' prefix plus the signer's initials, hyphenated on Jeff Allender's checklist
- 38-card Round 1 autograph checklist, falling roughly 1:5.3 packs; SportsCardsPro counts 76 items once the Red Ink parallels are included
- Red Ink version is signed in red and numbered /25
Disputed
No source states whether the signature is on-card or on a sticker, so the field is left unasserted rather than guessed, and no print run is published for the unnumbered base version.
Parallels
Population & market
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SportsCardsPro — Michael Bisping #AMB | 2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Autographs
SportsCardsPro — 2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Autographs checklist (lists Michael Bisping #AMB and [Red Ink] #AMB /25)
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Available copies
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2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Autographs #AMB — Michael Bisping.
Whether the signature is on-card or on a sticker is not confirmed — no source states it, so the field is left unasserted rather than guessed. The Iconic Auctions lot is known only by its title; the lot page itself has never been read.