Why this card matters
His card in Topps' 2010 flagship — the product collectors and eBay sellers still label 'Series 4', continuing the numbering from the 2009 Rounds. It is his first solo base card outside the rookie-year Rounds, and the Bronze parallel numbered to 88 is the version worth chasing.
Identification
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- Card #15, listed by SportsCardsPro under the set name '2010 Topps UFC'
- eBay listings for the same card say '2010 Topps UFC Series 4'
- Bronze parallel is serial-numbered /88
Disputed
Set naming: SportsCardsPro catalogues it as '2010 Topps UFC' while the market calls it '2010 Topps UFC Series 4'. Same product. The Bronze /88 is recorded from a SportsCardsPro search row rather than the card's own page, hence 'probable'.
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Population & market
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SportsCardsPro — Michael Bisping #15 | 2010 Topps UFC
eBay — Michael Bisping Trading Cards (browse listing showing '2010 Topps UFC Series 4 - Michael Bisping #15')
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2010 Topps UFC (Series 4) #15 — Michael Bisping.
Set naming: SportsCardsPro catalogues it as '2010 Topps UFC' while the market calls it '2010 Topps UFC Series 4'. Same product. The Bronze /88 is recorded from a SportsCardsPro search row rather than the card's own page, hence 'probable'.