Why this card matters
Harrison's first licensed trading card, a Topps Olympic judo card released May 2, 2012 (per TCDB), three months before she won judo gold in London and six years before her pro MMA debut. The same product has Bronze, Silver and Gold parallels and manufactured pin and patch cards for her.
Identification
- Card #13 in a 100-card set
- Judo / Team USA card, pre-MMA
- Bronze, Silver and Gold versions of #13 are parallels; pin and patch cards (ELP-KHA, PIN-KHA, ULP-KHA, FLP-KHA) are separate manufactured inserts
| The 2012 Olympic card is her MMA rookie card | It's a pre-MMA judo card with no RC designation. Her first RC-designated UFC card is 2024 Topps Gold Label UFC #83. |
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Trading Card Database — 2012 Topps U.S. Olympic Team & Hopefuls #13 Kayla Harrison
Trading Card Database — Kayla Harrison — 2012 cards
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2012 Topps U.S. Olympic Team & Hopefuls #13 — Kayla Harrison.