Why this card matters
His first chrome card, and the first Cerrone with a proper parallel ladder — Refractor, X-Fractor /388, Gold Refractor /88, Octa-Fractor /8 and a Red Refractor 1/1. For a fighter whose early cards are mostly unnumbered base, the Finest rainbow is where the serial-numbered chase actually starts.
Identification
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- Base card #76 in a 100-card base set.
- Chrome stock; parallels identified by the refractor finish, with serial numbering stamped on the back from X-Fractor upward.
- Allender's checklist lists #76 across every refractor parallel set.
Disputed
Card number and parallel structure come from a single checklist source (Allender/NSLists); the parallel print runs independently match the archive's existing 2011 Finest UFC set record, but it was not possible to verify #76 itself against a second site.
Parallels
Population & market
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nslists.com (Jeff Allender's House of Checklists) — 2011 Topps UFC Finest checklist
FightCardboard archive set record (TCDB/NSLists-sourced) — 2011 Finest UFC — base 100, Refractor / X-Fractor /388 / Gold /88 / Octa-Fractor /8 / Red 1/1
Available copies
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2011 Finest UFC #76 — Donald Cerrone.
Card number and parallel structure come from a single checklist source (Allender/NSLists); the parallel print runs independently match the archive's existing 2011 Finest UFC set record, but it was not possible to verify #76 itself against a second site.