Why this card matters
His base card in what Cardboard Connection called the industry's first high-end UFC product — one autograph or memorabilia card per pack, out of a 150-card base set in December 2010. For Faber it is the second and last card issued while he was still a WEC fighter, and it anchors the Knockout run in which he also got his first certified autograph and his first relics.
Identification
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- Base card #124 of a 150-card set
- Jeff Allender's checklist records Gold, Silver, Green and Red parallels of #124 plus an Octagon Mat 1/1
- Still a WEC-era photo — the product shipped three months before his UFC debut
Disputed
Jeff Allender's list names the base parallels but gives no print runs for them, and no second source confirmed the parallel serials at card level.
Parallels
Population & market
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Jeff Allender's House of Checklists (nslists.com) — 2010 UFC Knockout checklist — Faber base #124 plus Gold/Silver/Green/Red and Octagon Mat 1/1 parallels
SportsCardsPro — Urijah Faber #124 | 2010 Topps UFC Knockout
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2010 Topps UFC Knockout #124 — Urijah Faber.
Jeff Allender's list names the base parallels but gives no print runs for them, and no second source confirmed the parallel serials at card level.