Cooper Moss Trading Card Appraisal

Cooper Moss Autographed USA Baseball National Team Development Program Relic Trading Card

The item is a Cooper Moss autographed baseball trading card, specifically identified as part of the “National Team Development Program” and associated with “USA Baseball”. The card is encased in a clear, rigid plastic slab, likely a 'one-touch' magnetic holder or similar protective case, which features a hole at the top for potential display or hanging. The card itself has a predominantly blue and white color scheme with red accents, mirroring the USA national colors. Key design elements include a prominent image of Cooper Moss in a light blue USA baseball uniform, wearing a baseball cap and a black glove, against a red-patterned background on the right side of the card. To the left of his image, there is a swatch of blue fabric, likely a game-worn or player-worn jersey relic, indicated by the 'USA Baseball' logo and text 'BEHIND THE SEAMS'. This swatch appears to be a ribbed fabric. Below the image and fabric swatch, the name 'COOPER MOSS' is printed. Further down, there's a white rectangular section containing a bold, blue ink on-card autograph by Cooper Moss. The autograph is clear and appears to be in excellent condition, showing no signs of fading or smudging. The surface of this autograph section also exhibits a holographic or reflective sheen, suggesting a deliberate security or aesthetic feature. The bottom border of the card features a 'stars and stripes' motif, reminiscent of the American flag. There are no obvious manufacturing defects visible on the card itself, such as printing errors or miscuts. The corners and edges of the card appear sharp and well-preserved, consistent with a card that has been immediately placed into protective casing. The plastic slab itself shows some minor surface wear, possibly light scuffs or dust, but no significant damage that would compromise the card's integrity. Given the uniform and developmental program mentioned, the card likely dates to the modern era of baseball cards, probably within the last 5-10 years, aligning with the player's amateur or early professional career.