Why this card matters
His base card in 2010 Topps UFC Series 4. #16b is the short-printed nickname variation 'The Natural'; Cardboard Connection cites it as one of the set's 25 nickname SPs.
Identification
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- #16a shows 'Randy Couture'; #16b SP shows 'The Natural'
Disputed
Parallel naming: the /88 tier is Bronze in Cardboard Connection's list and Onyx in Topps' own checklist naming, which is the name used across this product's FA- autographs and UG- relics. The archive records Onyx as the /88 tier and Silver as the /188 tier.
Parallels
Population & market
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Trading Card Database — 2010 Topps UFC checklist
Cardboard Connection — 2010 Topps UFC Series 4 Review
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Available copies
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Further reading
Randy Couture Has No Official Rookie Card. Here Are the Candidates.
Allen & Ginter in 2006, a wrestling card in 1998, or Topps UFC in 2009 — three answers, and what each one rests on.
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.
Randy Couture rookie card guide
The long version, with every card people confuse it with.
More Randy Couture
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2010 Topps UFC (Series 4) #16a — Randy Couture.