Why this card matters
Henderson's first certified autograph in a UFC-licensed product, and the earliest certified signature of his found anywhere — the nslists Round 1 checklist has no Henderson autograph, so nothing in Topps' first UFC release precedes it. The Red Ink version is the one that gets chased; Collectibles.com lists it as the single most valuable Henderson card it tracks apart from the Pride FC rookie.
Identification
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- Coded FA-DH on the card; Collectibles.com writes the Red Ink version as '#FADH' without the hyphen
- Cardboard Connection's Round 2 gallery carries an image captioned 'Dan-Henderson-Autograph-2009-Topps-UFC-Round-2'
- A separate redemption card, Ultimate Gear Autographs #AUG-DH, also exists in the same product
- Given its own setSlug here because the autograph subset uses letter codes, not the base numbering
Disputed
No source states a print run for either the standard FA-DH or the Red Ink version, so both are recorded as unnumbered/unknown rather than guessed.
Parallels
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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NSLists (Jeff Allender's House of Checklists) — UFC Round 2 checklist — 'FA-DH Dan Henderson'
Collectibles.com — Dan Henderson Cards — '2009 Topps UFC Round 2 Autographs Red Ink #FADH Dan Henderson'
Available copies
None in the vault right now.
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2009 Topps UFC Round 2 Autographs #FA-DH — Dan Henderson.
No source states a print run for either the standard FA-DH or the Red Ink version, so both are recorded as unnumbered/unknown rather than guessed.