Why this card matters
The signed version of Lesnar's Round 2 Bloodlines insert, numbered to 25. It came in the same product as his first autograph (FA-BL). SportsCardsPro has no recorded sales for it.
Identification
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- Card number BABL in the Round 2 Bloodlines Autographs insert (TCDB)
- Serial-numbered to 25
- The unsigned Bloodlines card is a separate insert
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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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Available copies
None in the vault right now.
Further reading
Brock Lesnar's Rookie Card Is a WWE Card
Three sports, several RC-flagged cards. The first one came from Fleer in 2002.
Fedor's Early Cards: A Collector's Guide
No Octagon, no Topps UFC rookie. What Fedor has instead is a Japanese PRIDE set from 2006, a Leaf release from 2010, and a genuine argument over which came first in collectors' minds.
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.
Brock Lesnar rookie card guide
The long version, with every card people confuse it with.
More Brock Lesnar
Sources & research High confidence×1
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2009 Topps UFC Round 2 #BABL — Brock Lesnar.