Why this card matters
His first card of 2012 and the base card from the product that also carries his first certified autograph. The 100-card Knockout base set released 6 April 2012 has one of the tighter parallel ladders of the Topps UFC era — Silver /188, Green /88, Red /8 and a one-of-one Mat Stock version printed on fight-mat material — which makes the low-numbered versions of #29 scarcer than the equivalents from his rookie set.
Identification
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- Base card #29 in a 100-card checklist
- Released 6 April 2012
- Parallels named Gold (numbered), Silver /188, Green /88, Red /8, Mat Stock 1/1, printing plates 1/1
Disputed
Base parallel print runs are disputed between catalogues: Cardboard Connection gives Silver /188 and lists Gold as numbered without a figure, while SportsCardsPro gives Silver /125 and puts /188 on the Gold. The archive uses Cardboard Connection's Silver /188 on every card in the set rather than taking different sides card by card.
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Cardboard Connection — 2012 Topps UFC Knockout — set info and checklist
SportsCardsPro — Tony Ferguson #29 — 2012 Topps UFC Knockout
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2012 Topps UFC Knockout #29 — Tony Ferguson.