2004 SP Game Used Edition Rookie Exclusives Autographs, Eli Manning (SN: 49/100) #RE-EM (PSA Card GEM MT 10, Auto 10 BGS: #0003552712)
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2004 SP Game Used Edition Rookie Exclusives Autographs, Eli Manning (SN: 49/100) #RE-EM (PSA Card GEM MT 10, Auto 10 BGS: #0003552712)

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This 2004 SP Game Used Edition Rookie Exclusives Autographs Eli Manning card is a standout investment piece celebrating the career of one of the NFL’s most clutch quarterbacks. Eli Manning, known for leading the New York Giants to two Super Bowl victories and earning two Super Bowl MVP awards, holds a lasting place in football history. Graded a pristine 10.0 overall with subgrades of 10.0 in centering, corners, and edges, plus a flawless 10.0 autograph grade, this card exemplifies top-tier condition and rarity. With only 49 total graded in the population report, it’s a scarce and highly desirable addition for serious collectors.

Item Information

  • Cert Number: 3552712
  • Set Name: 2004 SP Game Used Edition Rookie Exclusives Autographs
  • Player Name: Eli Manning
  • Date Graded: Wednesday, November 17, 2004
  • Centering Grade: 10.0
  • Corners Grade: 10.0
  • Edges Grade: 10.0
  • Surface Grade: 9.5
  • Autograph Grade: 10.0
  • Total Graded in Pop Report: 49

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2004 SP Game Used Edition Rookie Exclusives Autographs, Eli Manning (SN: 49/100) #RE-EM (PSA Card GEM MT 10, Auto 10 BGS: #0003552712)
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