Why this card matters
His first autograph in a UFC-licensed product, from the set that opened the Topps UFC era. Round 1 autographs are the signatures collectors of that first Topps licence year care about most, and Jackson was a headline name in the checklist because he was a sitting or freshly-former champion when it shipped.
Identification
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- Numbered #A-QJ in the autograph subset; SportsCardsPro renders it without the hyphen as #AQJ
- A Red Ink version of the Round 1 autograph subset exists as a separate, scarcer issue
- The autograph subset is separate from the base run, so #A-QJ does not clash with base card 58
Disputed
Sources render the number differently — NSLists writes A-QJ, SportsCardsPro writes AQJ. The Red Ink parallel is recorded as 'probable': a '2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Autographs Red Ink' set exists, but no reachable source confirmed a Jackson card inside it or its print run.
Parallels
Population & market
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NSLists (Jeff Allender's House of Checklists) — UFC Round 1 checklist — Autograph Cards: A-QJ Quinton Jackson
SportsCardsPro — Quinton Jackson #AQJ — 2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Autographs
Available copies
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2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Autographs #A-QJ — Quinton Jackson.
Sources render the number differently — NSLists writes A-QJ, SportsCardsPro writes AQJ. The Red Ink parallel is recorded as 'probable': a '2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Autographs Red Ink' set exists, but no reachable source confirmed a Jackson card inside it or its print run.