Why this card matters
His first certified autograph in a UFC-licensed product, and the surprise of his collection: Evans held the light heavyweight title through 2009 yet appears on neither the Round 1 nor the Round 2 autograph checklist, so anyone building a signed run of champions waits until the 2010 flagship. Falls roughly 1:8 packs in its plain form, with Onyx /88, Ruby /8 and Diamond 1/1 versions above it.
Identification
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- FA- prefix plus initials; Allender's checklist prints it without the hyphen as FARE.
- Numbering is separate from the 200-card base checklist.
Disputed
Single source. Allender's Round 4 checklist is the only reachable listing of this card; a SportsCardsPro lookup for 'FA-RE' returned the 2025 Topps Finest autograph instead, and the Trading Card Database could not be consulted. Whether the signature is on-card or on a sticker was not established by any source consulted.
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Population & market
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Available copies
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2010 Topps UFC Autographs #FA-RE — Rashad Evans.
Single source. Allender's Round 4 checklist is the only reachable listing of this card; a SportsCardsPro lookup for 'FA-RE' returned the 2025 Topps Finest autograph instead, and the Trading Card Database could not be consulted. Whether the signature is on-card or on a sticker was not established by any source consulted.