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Catalogue No. 791 · Card record

Rashad Evans

2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Victorious Debuts · card #VD13

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Why this card matters

A 1:8 insert honouring fighters who won their UFC debut, and Evans's entry is captioned to the TUF 2 Finale. It is his first solo card in a UFC-licensed product — Round 1 #31 is shared with Imes — and the Gold parallel numbered to 88 is the version collectors actually hunt.

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Identification

Missing a front scan. Contribute one.

  • VD- prefix numbering, separate from the Round 1 base checklist.
  • Caption on the card refers to The Ultimate Fighter 2 Finale.
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Disputed

Sources disagree

Only one checklist source was reachable for the VD13 number and its parallels (Allender). The Trading Card Database, which would be the usual cross-check, is not reachable pass.

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Parallels

Base
This card
Gold
/88
Probable
Red
1/1
Probable
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Population & market

Population. Population figures will be taken directly from the grading companies and dated when they are. None are shown yet.

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Jeff Allender's House of Checklists (nslists.com) — 2009 Topps UFC Round 1 checklist — Victorious Debuts

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Available copies

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More Rashad Evans

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Probable

2009 Topps UFC Round 1 Victorious Debuts #VD13 — Rashad Evans.

Uncertain

Only one checklist source was reachable for the VD13 number and its parallels (Allender). The Trading Card Database, which would be the usual cross-check, is not reachable pass.