Why this card matters
Topps Chrome UFC (released September 20, 2017 per TCDB) landed a few months after Holloway took the undisputed featherweight title from José Aldo at UFC 212 on June 3, 2017 (Wikipedia).
Identification
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- Card #87 in a 100-card base set
- Chrome stock, diagonal nameplate lower-left with FEATHERWEIGHT
- Base unnumbered; refractor parallels exist
Parallels
Population & market
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Trading Card Database — 2017 Topps Chrome UFC #87 Max Holloway
SportsCardsPro — Max Holloway #87 | 2017 Topps UFC Chrome
Available copies
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Further reading
Max Holloway's Three 2013 Rookies: Knockout, Finest or Bloodlines?
Topps put Holloway in three products in 2013, and the Trading Card Database flags all three as rookies. Here is how they differ and why one came first.
Topps Chrome UFC: 2017–2019 and the 2024 Return
Three chromium sets, then Panini took the UFC licence, then Topps came back. The run year by year, with the rookies and autographs worth knowing.
Max Holloway rookie card guide
The long version, with every card people confuse it with.
More Max Holloway
Sources & research Verified×1
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2017 Topps Chrome UFC #87 — Max Holloway.
- Trading Card Database2017 Topps Chrome UFC #87 Max Holloway, accessed September 21, 2026
- SportsCardsProMax Holloway #87 | 2017 Topps UFC Chrome, accessed September 21, 2026
- WikipediaMax Holloway, accessed September 21, 2026