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2017 Topps UFC Checklist 2017 Topps Museum UFC Checklist by Name (weight class is suggested and has not been released by Topps; However, it will be on the actual card) 89 Subjects with Hits; 107 Subjects with Cards Fighter/Personality Set Card # Print Run Division Gender Abdul Razak Alhassan Base + Parallels 22 ?? Welterweight Men's Alexa Grasso Museum Auto + Parallels MA-AG 135 or less Strawweight Women's Alexander Gustafsson Base + Parallels 37 ?? Light Heavyweight Men's Amanda Nunes Base + Parallels 3 ?? Bantamweight Women's Amanda Nunes Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-AN 86 or less Bantamweight Women's Amanda Nunes Museum Auto + Parallels MA-AN 135 or less Bantamweight Women's Amanda Nunes Museum Auto - Dual Athlete DA-JN 10 Bantamweight Women's Anderson Silva Base + Parallels 10 ?? Middleweight Men's Anderson Silva Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-AS 121 or less Middleweight Men's Anderson Silva Museum Memorabilia MM-AS 1 Middleweight Men's Anderson Silva Primary Pieces Quad Relic - Four Athlete FPQR-SSLH 86 or less Middleweight Men's Anderson Silva Museum Auto + Parallels MA-AS 135 or less Middleweight Men's Anderson Silva Museum Auto - Dual Athlete DA-PS 10 Middleweight Men's Anderson Silva Museum Auto - Dual Athlete DA-SS 10 Middleweight Men's Anderson Silva Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-AS 21 Middleweight Men's Andrei Arlovski Base + Parallels 47 ?? Heavyweight Men's Andrei Arlovski Signature Swatches Auto Relic + Parallels SSAR-AA ?? + 26 Heavyweight Men's Andrei Arlovski Signature Swatches Auto Dual Relic + Parallels SSADR-AA ?? + 26 Heavyweight Men's Andrei Arlovski Signature Swatches Auto Triple Relic + Parallels SSATR-AA ?? + 26 Heavyweight Men's Anthony Pettis Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-AP 86 or less Lightweight Men's Anthony Pettis Museum Auto + Parallels MA-AP 135 or less Lightweight Men's Anthony Pettis Signature Swatches Auto Relic + Parallels SSAR-AP ?? + 26 Lightweight Men's Anthony Pettis Signature Swatches Auto Dual Relic + Parallels SSADR-AP ?? + 26 Lightweight Men's Anthony Pettis Signature Swatches Auto Triple Relic + Parallels SSATR-AP ?? + 26 Lightweight Men's Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira Primary Pieces Quad Relic Legend SQRL-AN 31 or less Heavyweight Men's Arianny Celeste Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-AC 121 or less None None Arianny Celeste Museum Auto + Parallels MA-AC 135 or less None None Arianny Celeste Museum Auto - Dual Athlete DA-CB 10 None None Arianny Celeste Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-AC 21 None None Arnold Allen Base + Parallels 20 ?? Featherweight Men's Bethe Correia Museum Auto + Parallels MA-BC 135 or less Bantamweight Women's BJ Penn Primary Pieces Quad Relic Legend SQRL-BP 31 or less Featherweight Men's BJ Penn Primary Pieces Quad Relic - Four Athlete FPQR-MPSC 86 or less Featherweight Men's BJ Penn Museum Auto - Dual Athlete DA-PS 10 Featherweight Men's BJ Penn Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-BP 21 Featherweight Men's Cain Velasquez Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-CV 121 or less Heavyweight Men's Cain Velasquez Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-CV 86 or less Heavyweight Men's Cat Zingano Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-CZ 121 or less Bantamweight Women's Cat Zingano Museum Memorabilia MM-CZ 1 Bantamweight Women's Cat Zingano Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-CZ 86 or less Bantamweight Women's Cat Zingano Signature Swatches Auto Reebok Logo SSARR-CZ 1 Bantamweight Women's Chris Weidman Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-CW 121 or less Middleweight Men's Chris Weidman Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-CW 86 or less Middleweight Men's Chrissy Blair Museum Auto - Dual Athlete DA-CB 10 None None Chrissy Blair Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-CB 21 None None groupbreakchecklists.com 2017 Topps UFC Museum by Name Fighter/Personality Set Card # Print Run Division Gender Chuck Liddell Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-CL 121 or less Light Heavyweight Men's Chuck Liddell Primary Pieces Quad Relic Legend SQRL-CL 31 or less Light Heavyweight Men's Chuck Liddell Primary Pieces Quad Relic - Four Athlete FPQR-SSLH 86 or less Light Heavyweight Men's Chuck Liddell Museum Auto + Parallels MA-CL 135 or less Light Heavyweight Men's Chuck Liddell Museum Auto - Dual Athlete DA-GL 10 Light Heavyweight Men's Chuck Liddell Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-CL 21 Light Heavyweight Men's Cláudia Gadelha Base + Parallels 39 ?? Strawweight Women's CM Punk Museum Memorabilia MM-CP 1 Welterweight Men's CM Punk Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-CP 86 or less Welterweight Men's CM Punk Signature Swatches Auto Reebok Logo SSARR-CP 1 Welterweight Men's Cody Garbrandt Base + Parallels 2 ?? Bantamweight Men's Cody Garbrandt Museum Memorabilia MM-CG 1 Bantamweight Men's Cody Garbrandt Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-CG 86 or less Bantamweight Men's Conor McGregor Base + Parallels 5 ?? Lightweight Men's Conor McGregor Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-CM 121 or less Lightweight Men's Conor McGregor Primary Pieces Quad Relic Legend SQRL-CM 31 or less Lightweight Men's Conor McGregor Primary Pieces Quad Relic - Four Athlete FPQR-MNFA 86 or less Lightweight Men's Conor McGregor Primary Pieces Quad Relic - Four Athlete FPQR-MPSC 86 or less Lightweight Men's Cris Justino Base + Parallels 41 ?? Featherweight Women's Cris Justino Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-CJ 121 or less Featherweight Women's Cris Justino Museum Memorabilia MM-CJ 1 Featherweight Women's Cris Justino Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-CJ 86 or less Featherweight Women's Cris Justino Museum Auto + Parallels MA-CJ 135 or less Featherweight Women's Cris Justino Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-CC 21 Featherweight Women's Cris Justino Signature Swatches Auto Reebok Logo SSARR-CJ 1 Featherweight Women's Cub Swanson Museum Auto + Parallels MA-CS 135 or less Featherweight Men's Cynthia Calvillo Base + Parallels 18 ?? Strawweight Women's Dana White Museum Auto + Parallels MA-DW 135 or less None None Dana White Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-DW 21 None None Daniel Cormier Base + Parallels 12 ?? Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-DC 121 or less Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Museum Memorabilia MM-DC 1 Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-DC 86 or less Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Primary Pieces Quad Relic - Four Athlete FPQR-MPSC 86 or less Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Museum Auto + Parallels MA-DC 135 or less Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-DC 21 Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Signature Swatches Auto Relic + Parallels SSAR-DC ?? + 26 Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Signature Swatches Auto Dual Relic + Parallels SSADR-DC ?? + 26 Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Signature Swatches Auto Triple Relic + Parallels SSATR-DC ?? + 26 Light Heavyweight Men's Daniel Cormier Signature Swatches Auto Reebok Logo SSARR-DC 1 Light Heavyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Base + Parallels 4 ?? Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-DJ 121 or less Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Museum Memorabilia MM-DJ 1 Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-DJ 86 or less Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Museum Auto + Parallels MA-DJ 135 or less Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Museum Auto - Dual Athlete DA-JM 10 Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-DJ 21 Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Signature Swatches Auto Relic + Parallels SSAR-DJ ?? + 26 Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Signature Swatches Auto Dual Relic + Parallels SSADR-DJ ?? + 26 Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Signature Swatches Auto Triple Relic + Parallels SSATR-DJ ?? + 26 Flyweight Men's Demetrious Johnson Signature Swatches Auto Reebok Logo SSARR-DJ 1 Flyweight Men's Derek Brunson Base + Parallels 36 ?? Middleweight Men's Derrick Lewis Base + Parallels 24 ?? Heavyweight Men's Derrick Lewis Museum Auto + Parallels MA-DL 135 or less Heavyweight Men's Derrick Lewis Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-DL 21 Heavyweight Men's groupbreakchecklists.com 2017 Topps UFC Museum by Name Fighter/Personality Set Card # Print Run Division Gender Dominick Cruz Base + Parallels 9 ?? Bantamweight Men's Dominick Cruz Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-DR 121 or less Bantamweight Men's Dominick Cruz Museum Memorabilia MM-DR 1 Bantamweight Men's Dominick Cruz Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-DR 86 or less Bantamweight Men's Dominick Cruz Museum Auto + Parallels MA-DR 135 or less Bantamweight Men's Dominick Cruz Museum Framed Auto + Parallels FA-DR 21 Bantamweight Men's Dominick Cruz Signature Swatches Auto Reebok Logo SSARR-DCR 1 Bantamweight Men's Donald Cerrone Base + Parallels 44 ?? Welterweight Men's Donald Cerrone Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-DE 121 or less Welterweight Men's Donald Cerrone Primary Pieces Quad Relic - Four Athlete FPQR-WLTC 86 or less Welterweight Men's Donald Cerrone Museum Auto + Parallels MA-DE 135 or less Welterweight Men's Dooho Choi Base + Parallels 28 ?? Featherweight Men's Dustin Poirier Primary Pieces Quad Relic SPQR-DP 86 or less Lightweight Men's Eddie Alvarez Primary Pieces Quad Relic - Four Athlete FPQR-MNFA 86 or less Lightweight Men's Eddie Alvarez Museum Auto + Parallels MA-EA 135 or less Lightweight Men's Eddie Alvarez Signature Swatches Auto Reebok Logo SSARR-EA 1 Lightweight Men's Fabricio Werdum Meaningful Material Relic + Parallels MMR-FW 121 or less Heavyweight Men's Fabricio Werdum Signature Swatches Auto Relic + Parallels SSAR-FW ?? + 26 Heavyweight Men's Fabricio
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