Why this card matters
Topps got the UFC licence back in 2024 and used it to finally mark Bisping's July 2019 Hall of Fame induction. The unnumbered base autograph is common enough to own; the refractor ladder runs /150, /50, /25, /10, /5 and a Superfractor 1/1, and it is the only Bisping card with a confirmed one-of-one tier. The same product returned him to a Topps base set at #13, with Embedded #EMB-7 and 1954 Topps #FFT-13 inserts.
Identification
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- Card #HFA-MBI — the Hall of Fame Autographs subset uses three-letter initials
- Base autograph is unnumbered
- Refractor /150, Gold /50, Orange /25, Black /10, Red /5, SuperFractor 1/1
- Product released 20 March 2024 per Checklist Insider
Disputed
Set naming differs slightly: Checklist Insider calls the subset 'Hall of Fame Autographs' while SportsCardsPro catalogues it singular, 'Hall of Fame Autograph'. Same cards.
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Checklist Insider — 2024 Topps Chrome UFC Checklist, Set Details, Box Info, Refractor
SportsCardsPro — Michael Bisping #HFA-MBI | 2024 Topps Chrome UFC Hall of Fame Autograph
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2024 Topps Chrome UFC Hall of Fame Autographs #HFA-MBI — Michael Bisping.
Set naming differs slightly: Checklist Insider calls the subset 'Hall of Fame Autographs' while SportsCardsPro catalogues it singular, 'Hall of Fame Autograph'. Same cards.