Why this card matters
The earliest certified Cejudo autograph on the market, and the only one signed as an Olympic champion rather than a UFC fighter. The autograph set runs 50 subjects and shares the base numbering, so Cejudo is again #33. Serial-numbered Bronze /50, Silver /30 and Gold /15 versions make the low-print chase here much shallower than anything in his UFC catalogue.
Identification
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- Numbered #33, matching his base card number, inside the 50-card autographed base set
- Bronze #/50, Silver #/30, Gold #/15 and Gold Rainbow 1/1 parallels
- Neither Cardboard Connection nor the NSLists checklist states whether the signature is on-card or on a sticker, so treat that as unconfirmed
Disputed
Cardboard Connection lists the unnumbered autograph plus Bronze /50, Silver /30, Gold /15 and Gold Rainbow 1/1; the NSLists checklist lists unnumbered, Bronze 50, Silver 30 and Gold 15 but does not record the Gold Rainbow. NSLists also warns that not every serial-numbered parallel tier was actually populated for every subject.
Parallels
Population & market
Population. Population figures will be taken directly from the grading companies and dated when they are. None are shown yet.
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Cardboard Connection — 2012 Topps U.S. Olympic Team and Olympic Hopefuls Trading Cards
NSLists (Nolan's Sports Lists) — 2012 U.S. Olympic Team and Olympic Hopefuls checklist
Available copies
None in the vault right now.
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2012 Topps U.S. Olympic Team & Hopefuls Autographs #33 — Henry Cejudo.
Cardboard Connection lists the unnumbered autograph plus Bronze /50, Silver /30, Gold /15 and Gold Rainbow 1/1; the NSLists checklist lists unnumbered, Bronze 50, Silver 30 and Gold 15 but does not record the Gold Rainbow. NSLists also warns that not every serial-numbered parallel tier was actually populated for every subject.