1986 Topps Traded Jose Canseco Auto #20T PSA NM-MT 8 Auto 10 POP 73
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1986 Topps Traded Jose Canseco Auto #20T PSA NM-MT 8 Auto 10 POP 73

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The 1986 Topps Traded #20T Jose Canseco card is a prized collectible featuring Jose Canseco, one of the most celebrated power hitters in MLB history. Known for his time with the Oakland Athletics and being a key figure in the A’s' 1989 World Series victory, Canseco's career was marked by his exceptional power, including being the first player to hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases in a single season. This card commemorates his career and early rise to stardom.

Graded NM-MT 8 for its condition and GEM MT 10 for the autograph, this card represents top-tier quality. The card also features PSA Fugitive Ink Technology, adding rarity and security. As a PSA/DNA Certified collectible, the authenticity of Canseco's signature is guaranteed, making it a valuable piece for any baseball card collector.

Item Information:

  • Certification Number: 91182861
  • Item Grade: NM-MT 8
  • Autograph Grade: GEM MT 10
  • Label Type: PSA Fugitive Ink Technology
  • Reverse Cert/Barcode: Yes
  • Year: 1986
  • Brand: Topps Traded
  • Subject: Jose Canseco
  • Card Number: 20T
  • Category: Baseball Cards
  • Certification: PSA/DNA Certified
  • Primary Signer: Jose Canseco

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1986 Topps Traded Jose Canseco Auto #20T PSA NM-MT 8 Auto 10 POP 73
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