Nazzan Zanetello 18U National Team Baseball Trading Card

This item is a modern sports trading card, likely made of coated paperboard or a similar composite material, with a glossy, reflective finish, specifically a 'refractor' or 'holographic' parallel. The card features a primary image of baseball player Nazzan Zanetello, dressed in a white USA national team jersey with 'USA' prominently displayed on the chest, white pants appearing dirty with game-time wear, and red batting gloves. He is wearing a dark batting helmet and holding a baseball bat over his shoulder. The background appears to be a baseball field with a blurred figure in the distance, suggesting a live-action shot. The card has a rectangular shape with slightly rounded corners, typical of modern trading cards. It measures approximately 2.5 inches by 3.5 inches, standard for most baseball cards. Notable features include the player's name, 'NAZZAN ZANETELLO', printed in bold white text against a dark blue banner at the bottom left. Above this banner, there are five white stars on a dark background, possibly indicating a rating or series. In the bottom right corner, there is a circular logo featuring 'UA' (likely Under Amour) above 'BASEBALL' and 'STARS & STRIPES', enclosed within a concentric ring design, signifying the team or event. The top right corner includes the text '18U NATIONAL TEAM' on a dark blue banner, further identifying the context of the player's portrayal. The card's borders exhibit a silver, iridescent sheen, which refracts light into a rainbow spectrum, a common characteristic of 'prizm' or 'refractor' parallels, adding to its visual appeal and collectibility. The card appears to be in near-mint to mint condition, with no visible creases, edge wear, or surface scratches, maintaining its sharp corners and vibrant colors. The craftsmanship is high, indicative of mass-produced, high-quality trading cards from a reputable manufacturer. Based on the player's age division (18U) and the 'Stars & Stripes' branding often associated with amateur baseball, the card is likely from a recent set, possibly from 2021-2023, aligning with modern card production techniques and design aesthetics. There are no visible manufacturing defects or significant condition issues that would detract from its value.