Why this card matters
His first base card as UFC lightweight champion. Series 4 landed on 24 September 2010, between the decision over B.J. Penn at UFC 112 that won him the belt and the Gray Maynard draw at UFC 125, so this is the card that caught him at the top of the division. It sits in a 200-card base set with a five-step parallel ladder, and SportsCardsPro's catalogue confirms the Bronze /88 version of #48 exists.
Identification
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- Base card #48 in the 200-card Series 4 checklist (Cardboard Connection)
- SportsCardsPro catalogues the set as '2010 Topps UFC' and lists 'Frankie Edgar [Bronze] #48' numbered /88
- The same product also carries a separate 'UFC Chip' subset in which Edgar is #21
Disputed
The two sources name the product differently — Cardboard Connection calls it 2010 Topps UFC Series 4, SportsCardsPro simply 2010 Topps UFC. Only the Bronze /88 parallel of #48 was seen at card level; the other four serials come from Cardboard Connection's product-level list.
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Cardboard Connection — 2010 Topps UFC Series 4 Set Checklist (base #48 Frankie Edgar; FA-FE; UG-FE)
SportsCardsPro — Frankie Edgar [Bronze] #48 /88 — 2010 Topps UFC
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2010 Topps UFC (Series 4) #48 — Frankie Edgar.
The two sources name the product differently — Cardboard Connection calls it 2010 Topps UFC Series 4, SportsCardsPro simply 2010 Topps UFC. Only the Bronze /88 parallel of #48 was seen at card level; the other four serials come from Cardboard Connection's product-level list.