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Cliff Floyd Card Details

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Cliff Floyd
Classic Draft Pick Collection Autograph Card (341/2,000)  ·  1991  ·  #ø
10 Crown Grade
Immaculate
Cert # 000008708
Subgrades
10 Centering
10 Corners
10 Edges
10 Surface
Centering55/45 or better on the front. 60/40 or better on the back.
CornersPerfect corners with no signs of wear, nicks, or softening. The corners appear flawless under all forms of inspection and are as sharp as possible.
EdgesAbsolutely perfect edges with no flaws, chipping, or nicks. The edges appear flawless and as sharp as when the card was printed.
SurfaceAbsolutely perfect surface with no flaws, scratches, or marks. The surface is pristine under all forms of inspection.
✍️ Autograph Authentication Crown Verified
Crown Authentication's ink examination of this 1991 Classic Draft Pick Collection card (341/2,000) confirms the presence of a live ink autograph, evidenced by darkened overlapping strokes at crossings and visible variation in ink pressure and density throughout the signature. The autograph appears in blue ink in the lower-right quadrant of the card face, executed in a fluid two-line cursive script reading "Cliff Floyd," with bold, expressive letterforms and natural pen lifts consistent with a genuine hand-signed example. The signature's flow, letter construction, and placement are consistent with known exemplars of Cliff Floyd's autograph.
Card Notes
The Classic Draft Pick Collection Autograph set emerged during an era when memorabilia companies sought to capitalize on authenticated signatures and exclusive limited editions. Released in 1991, these cards represented the intersection of the modern autograph boom and draft-focused collecting, appealing to fans eager for genuine signatures of prospects and established players alike. Cliff Floyd's autographed card captures the slugger during his promising early years in professional baseball. Collectors value these early signed cards as foundational pieces for Floyd enthusiasts and as artifacts from when autograph cards were still relatively novel in the hobby. The serial numbering to 2,000 copies emphasizes the exclusivity collectors prized during this period.
Market Value
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Population Insights
1 Total Pop
1 This Grade
0 Higher Grade
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Grade Count
10 THIS SLAB 1
★  Subgrade Ranking
Ranks #1 of 1 among Grade 10 copies
Subgrade Profile — Centering / Corners / Edges / Surface
10 / 10 / 10 / 10
0 Better
1 Equal
0 Lower
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