Why this card matters
Bloodlines is the Topps set built around fighters' national and gym lineages, which makes it a natural home for a Carlson Gracie product from Rio. The Black /88 parallel is the version worth chasing; it is the scarcest Belfort card of 2012 that is not an autograph or relic.
Identification
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- Number 20 in the base set — note it shares the number 20 with his 2011 Finest base card, a common mix-up in lots.
- Black parallel is serial numbered /88 on the card back.
- Catalogued by SportsCardsPro as '2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines - Vitor Belfort [Black] #20'.
Disputed
Recorded from a single source: a SportsCardsPro search row showing the Black /88 parallel. The plain base #20 is inferred from the existence of that parallel rather than confirmed on its own page, and the set's other Belfort issues (Bloodlines carried autograph and relic subsets) were not checked.
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2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #20 — Vitor Belfort.
Recorded from a single source: a SportsCardsPro search row showing the Black /88 parallel. The plain base #20 is inferred from the existence of that parallel rather than confirmed on its own page, and the set's other Belfort issues (Bloodlines carried autograph and relic subsets) were not checked.