1982 Topps All-Pro Lawrence Taylor #434 (Inscribed Bad Motherfucker) (PSA Authentic Auto 10 PSA: #94108602)
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1982 Topps All-Pro Lawrence Taylor #434 (Inscribed Bad Motherfucker) (PSA Authentic Auto 10 PSA: #94108602)

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The 1982 Topps #434 Lawrence Taylor All-Pro card is a collectible honoring Lawrence Taylor, one of the most dominant linebackers in NFL history. Taylor revolutionized the linebacker position with his unmatched speed, power, and ability to disrupt offenses. A two-time Super Bowl champion and NFL MVP, Taylor's career was filled with accolades, including 10 Pro Bowl selections and two NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards. His legacy as a game-changer continues to resonate in the football world.

Graded Authentic for the card’s condition and GEM MT 10 for the autograph, this card is in excellent form, with Taylor’s signature in flawless condition. As a PSA/DNA Certified collectible, the authenticity of Taylor's autograph is guaranteed, making this card a valuable addition to any football memorabilia collection.

Item Information:

  • Certification Number: 94108602
  • Item Grade: Authentic
  • Autograph Grade: GEM MT 10
  • Label Type: PSA Fugitive Ink Technology
  • Reverse Cert/Barcode: Yes
  • Year: 1982
  • Brand/Title: Topps
  • Subject: Lawrence Taylor
  • Card Number: 434
  • Category: Football Cards
  • Variety/Pedigree: All-Pro
  • Certification: PSA/DNA Certified
  • Primary Signer: Lawrence Taylor

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1982 Topps All-Pro Lawrence Taylor #434 (Inscribed Bad Motherfucker) (PSA Authentic Auto 10 PSA: #94108602)
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