Score Fantasy Stars football card featuring Le'Veon Bell

This is a modern American football trading card housed in a clear protective plastic top-loader. The card features a landscape orientation and is printed with a purple radiant background. Centrally, it depicts a football player in a white and yellow Pittsburgh Steelers uniform, identified by a nameplate reading 'LE'VEON BELL'. The top of the card bears a logo for 'SCORE' and the bold text 'FANTASY STARS'. Additional printed text includes '#26 / RB' in the upper right, '30.6 FANTASY POINTS' in the lower left, and 'WEEK 4' above a matchup graphic showing the Steelers vs. Baltimore Ravens logos. The player is shown in an action pose carrying a football. Visually, the card appears to be in good condition through the plastic, with sharp corners and no obvious surface scratches, though physical inspection would be required to assess the surface, edges, and centering for professional grading purposes. The design is stylistically consistent with the Score brand's commemorative subsets from the late 2010s. All markings, including the 'Score' logo and player name, are presented as they appear in the image; however, because these can be replicated or reproduced, this is treated as a stylistic attribution subject to in-person authentication.

Based on the provided imagery, I have examined this modern trading card which bears markings consistent with the 2018 Score 'Fantasy Stars' subset, featuring a player identified as Le'Veon Bell. From what I can see, the card is housed in a protective top-loader and appears to maintain sharp corners and clean edges, though I cannot verify the surface integrity or the presence of micro-scratches without a physical inspection. This value estimate assumes the card is a standard base insert from the 2018 Score production; however, I cannot confirm the specific rarity or the presence of parallel finishes from a photo alone. The sports card market typically values ungraduated base inserts of this era modestly, as demand is largely driven by player popularity and professional grading (SGC, PSA, or BGS). An unauthenticated or reproduction version of such a common modern card would hold negligible market value, likely under $0.50. To establish a more precise value, a physical examination would be required to verify the stock thickness, printing patterns under magnification, and centering. Should the card be sent for professional grading and receive a 'Gem Mint' designation, the valuation could potentially increase, though the cost of grading often exceeds the market value for this specific type of insert. This estimate reflects the typical retail range for similar mass-produced memorabilia in the current secondary market.