2007 Topps Tripple Threads Autographed Relics Combos Sepia, Hornung, Bradshaw, Namath (SN: 10/27) #TTRCA 12 (BGS Card NM-MT+ 8.5, Auto 7 BGS: #0014047479) (POP 1)
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2007 Topps Tripple Threads Autographed Relics Combos Sepia, Hornung, Bradshaw, Namath (SN: 10/27) #TTRCA 12 (BGS Card NM-MT+ 8.5, Auto 7 BGS: #0014047479) (POP 1)

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This 2007 Topps Triple Threads Autographed Relics Combos Sepia card features an incredible combination of signatures from three football legends: Paul Hornung, Terry Bradshaw, and Joe Namath. The card, numbered 10/27, is a rare collectible, with only one card graded BGS NM-MT+ 8.5 in the Pop Report, making it a highly sought-after item for collectors. The autographs are graded 7.0, and this card is a standout for its combination of star power and rarity. A must-have for fans of these Hall of Fame quarterbacks and football memorabilia enthusiasts.

Card Details

  • Set Name: 2007 Topps Triple Threads Autographed Relic Combos Sepia
  • Player Names: Paul Hornung, Terry Bradshaw, Joe Namath
  • Date Graded: Friday, May 20, 2022
  • Final Grade: 8.5
  • Autograph Grade: 7.0
  • Beckett Cert Number: 14047479
  • Total Graded Cards in Pop Report: 1
  • Cards Graded Above This Card: 0

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2007 Topps Tripple Threads Autographed Relics Combos Sepia, Hornung, Bradshaw, Namath (SN: 10/27) #TTRCA 12 (BGS Card NM-MT+ 8.5, Auto 7 BGS: #0014047479) (POP 1)
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