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Submitted photo · July 21, 2026

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2026 topps series 2 #444

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AI Identification

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Modern baseball trading card in the style of Topps Series 2

Sports Trading Cards

AI Estimated Value

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$1.00 - $5.00

As of July 21, 2026

AI Item Analysis

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This item is a modern baseball trading card featuring a player identified by the text on the card as 'Tanner Gordon', listed as a 'Pitcher' for the Colorado Rockies. The card design is consistent with the 2026 Topps Series 2 release, as suggested by the owner's unverified notes, although only the hallmark 'Topps 75' and a 'COL' team abbreviation are clearly visible on the front. The image depicts Gordon in a mid-pitch motion, wearing a two-tone purple and blue Rockies jersey with the number '29'. The card features a white border around a textured grey and black frame. While the printing appears sharp and consistent with modern mass-production techniques, physical inspection is required to determine if this is a standard base card or a specific parallel. The corners and edges appear relatively sharp in the photograph, though the item is unverified for condition or authenticity. No back-of-card information is visible to confirm the specific card number (#444 as claimed) or printing details.

AI Appraisal Report

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Based on the photograph provided, I have examined a modern baseball trading card that the owner identified as a 2026 Topps Series 2 #444 featuring Tanner Gordon. This identification is treated as a working hypothesis, as I cannot verify the specific issue year or card number from a photo. The card bears design elements consistent with mass-produced Topps sets, including a 'COL' abbreviation and a 'Topps 75' emblem. While the imagery shows Gordon in mid-pitch with sharp printing, I cannot verify from a photo if this is a standard base card or a specific limited-edition parallel, which would significantly impact the market value. Based on what I can see, the corners and edges appear well-preserved, but a physical inspection is required to assess the surface for scratches or printing defects. The current estimate assumes the item is a standard base card consistent with the owner's submission. In the general market for modern sports cards, base cards for non-star players typically trade at a nominal 'common' price point, whereas verified parallels or numbered versions can command higher interest. To confirm this identification and value, an in-person examination by a professional grading service would be needed. If this item were determined to be an unauthorized reproduction or a digital-only mockup, it would hold no secondary market value. The provided range reflects the typical secondary market for unauthenticated modern base cards of this type.

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