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2019 Topps UFC Museum Collection Checklist BASE BASE CARDS 1 Daniel Cormier Heavyweight 2 Mirsad Bektić Featherweight 3 Germaine de Randamie Bantamweight 4 Rachael Ostovich Flyweight 5 Montana De La Rosa Flyweight 6 Walt Harris Heavyweight 7 Max Holloway Featherweight 8 Kamaru Usman Welterweight 9 Tyron Woodley Welterweight 10 Tony Ferguson Lightweight 11 Francis Ngannou Heavyweight 12 Jan Blachowicz Light Heavyweight 13 Hakeem Dawodu Featherweight 14 Santiago Ponzinibbio Welterweight 15 Khabib Nurmagomedov Lightweight 16 Ben Askren Welterweight 17 Aleksandar Rakić Light Heavyweight 18 Johnny Walker Light Heavyweight 19 Donald Cerrone Lightweight 20 Colby Covington Welterweight 21 Renato Carneiro Featherweight 22 Robert Whittaker Middleweight 23 Dominick Reyes Light Heavyweight 24 Holly Holm Bantamweight 25 Jon Jones Light Heavyweight 26 Stipe Miocic Heavyweight 27 Jessica Andrade Strawweight 28 Israel Adesanya Middleweight 29 Conor McGregor Lightweight 30 Leon Edwards Welterweight 31 Nina Ansaroff Strawweight 32 Darren Till Welterweight 33 Tatiana Suarez Strawweight 34 Brian Ortega Featherweight 35 Antônio Carlos Junior Middleweight 36 Cortney Casey Strawweight 37 Antonina Shevchenko Flyweight 38 Jorge Masvidal Welterweight 39 Thiago Santos Light Heavyweight 40 Andrea Lee Flyweight 41 Rose Namajunas Strawweight 42 Dustin Poirier Lightweight 43 Maycee Barber Flyweight 44 Valentina Shevchenko Flyweight 45 Justin Gaethje Lightweight 46 Anthony Smith Light Heavyweight 47 Deiveson Figueiredo Flyweight 48 Jared Cannonier Middleweight 49 Henry Cejudo Flyweight 50 Amanda Nunes Bantamweight AUTOGRAPH MUSEUM AUTOGRAPHS MA-AA Arnold Allen Featherweight MA-AH Alexander Hernandez Lightweight MA-AN Amanda Nunes Bantamweight MA-AO Aleksei Oleinik Heavyweight MA-AS Antonina Shevchenko Flyweight MA-BH Barb Honchak Flyweight MA-BO Brian Ortega Featherweight MA-CB Curtis Blaydes Heavyweight MA-CC Cortney Casey Strawweight MA-CJ Cris Justino Featherweight MA-CK Calvin Kattar Featherweight MA-CM Curtis Millender Welterweight MA-CS Cory Sandhagen Bantamweight MA-DC Daniel Cormier Heavyweight MA-DCL Devin Clark Light Heavyweight MA-DD Drew Dober Welterweight MA-EA Eryk Anders Middleweight MA-EZD Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos Welterweight MA-FS Frankie Saenz Bantamweight MA-GN Gunnar Nelson Welterweight MA-GSP Georges St-Pierre Middleweight MA-HC Henry Cejudo Flyweight MA-JA Jessica Andrade Strawweight MA-JJ Joanna Jędrzejczyk Strawweight MA-JK James Krause Lightweight MA-JKI Justine Kish Strawweight MA-JRC Jessica-Rose Clark Flyweight MA-JW Johnny Walker Light Heavyweight MA-KR Khalil Rountree Light Heavyweight MA-LL Lina Lansberg Bantamweight MA-MA Megan Anderson Featherweight MA-MD Mackenzie Dern Strawweight MA-MG Maurice Greene Heavyweight MA-MH Max Holloway Featherweight MA-MR Mike Rodriguez Light Heavyweight MA-NA Nina Ansaroff Strawweight MA-RF Rob Font Bantamweight MA-RN Rose Namajunas Strawweight MA-RO Rachael Ostovich Flyweight MA-SM Stipe Miocic Heavyweight MA-SOM Sean O'Malley Bantamweight MA-SP Santiago Ponzinibbio Welterweight MA-TE Tonya Evinger Bantamweight MA-TF Tony Ferguson Lightweight MA-TS Tatiana Suarez Strawweight MA-TT Tai Tuivasa Heavyweight MA-VS Valentina Shevchenko Flyweight MA-ZC Zak Cummings Middleweight MUSEUM DUAL AUTOGRAPHS MDA-CB Curtis Blaydes Heavyweight MDA-CB Daniel Cormier Heavyweight MDA-CM Daniel Cormier Heavyweight MDA-CM Stipe Miocic Heavyweight MDA-HO Max Holloway Featherweight MDA-HO Brian Ortega Featherweight MDA-JA Cris Justino Featherweight MDA-JA Megan Anderson Featherweight MDA-JD Mackenzie Dern Strawweight MDA-JD Joanna Jędrzejczyk Strawweight MDA-NA Rose Namajunas Strawweight MDA-NA Jessica Andrade Strawweight MDA-SC Jessica-Rose Clark Flyweight MDA-SC Valentina Shevchenko Flyweight MDA-SS Antonina Shevchenko Flyweight MDA-SS Valentina Shevchenko Flyweight MDA-WA Ben Askren Welterweight MDA-WA Tyron Woodley Welterweight MUSEUM COLLECTION FRAMED AUTOGRAPHS MFA-AN Amanda Nunes Bantamweight MFA-AS Anthony Smith Light Heavyweight MFA-BA Ben Askren Welterweight MFA-CJ Cris Justino Featherweight MFA-DC Daniel Cormier Heavyweight MFA-GSP Georges St-Pierre Middleweight MFA-HC Henry Cejudo Flyweight MFA-JA Jessica Andrade Strawweight MFA-JJ Joanna Jędrzejczyk Strawweight MFA-JRC Jessica-Rose Clark Flyweight MFA-KR Khalil Rountree Light Heavyweight MFA-MD Mackenzie Dern Strawweight MFA-MH Max Holloway Featherweight MFA-RN Rose Namajunas Strawweight MFA-RO Rachael Ostovich Flyweight MFA-SP Santiago Ponzinibbio Welterweight MFA-TW Tyron Woodley Welterweight AUTOGRAPH RELIC MUSEUM FRAMED AUTOGRAPH RELIC CARDS MFAR-AH Alexander Hernandez Lightweight MFAR-AN Amanda Nunes Bantamweight MFAR-CJ Cris Justino Featherweight MFAR-CL Chuck Liddell Light Heavyweight MFAR-CV Cain Velasquez Heavyweight MFAR-DC Daniel Cormier Heavyweight MFAR-DL Derrick Lewis Heavyweight MFAR-GSP Georges St-Pierre Middleweight MFAR-HC Henry Cejudo Flyweight MFAR-JA Jessica Andrade Strawweight MFAR-JJ Joanna Jędrzejczyk Strawweight MFAR-JR Jimmie Rivera Bantamweight MFAR-MH Max Holloway Featherweight MFAR-RN Rose Namajunas Strawweight MFAR-SM Stipe Miocic Heavyweight MFAR-SOM Sean O'Malley Bantamweight MFAR-TF Tony Ferguson Lightweight MFAR-TG Trevin Giles Middleweight MFAR-TW Tyron Woodley Welterweight MFAR-VS Valentina Shevchenko Flyweight MFAR-YR Yoel Romero Middleweight MOMENTOUS MATERIAL DUAL JUMBO MAT RELIC AUTOGRAPH BOOK CARD MDMAR-AL Ben Askren Welterweight MDMAR-AL Robbie Lawler Welterweight MDMAR-CM Stipe Miocic Heavyweight MDMAR-CM Daniel Cormier Heavyweight MDMAR-PC Michael Chiesa Lightweight MDMAR-PC Anthony Pettis Lightweight SINGLE ATHLETE SIGNATURE SWATCHES RELIC AUTOGRAPHS SSAR-AL Aspen Ladd Bantamweight SSAR-AP Anthony Pettis Welterweight SSAR-BA Ben Askren Welterweight SSAR-BO Brian Ortega Featherweight SSAR-CL Chuck Liddell Light Heavyweight SSAR-DC Daniel Cormier Heavyweight SSAR-DL Derrick Lewis Heavyweight SSAR-GSP Georges St-Pierre Middleweight SSAR-HD Hakeem Dawodu Featherweight SSAR-JA Jessica Andrade Strawweight SSAR-JJ Joanna Jędrzejczyk Strawweight SSAR-LE Leon Edwards Welterweight SSAR-MB Mirsad Bekti? Featherweight SSAR-MD Mackenzie Dern Strawweight SSAR-MH Max Holloway Featherweight SSAR-PF Paul Felder Lightweight SSAR-RN Rose Namajunas Strawweight SSAR-RO Rachael Ostovich Flyweight SSAR-SP Santiago Ponzinibbio Welterweight SSAR-TW Tyron Woodley Welterweight SINGLE ATHLETE SIGNATURE SWATCHES REEBOK LOGO AUTOGRAPHS SSARR-AES Ashlee Evans-Smith Flyweight SSARR-AH Alexander Hernandez Lightweight SSARR-AL Aspen Ladd Bantamweight SSARR-AP Anthony Pettis Welterweight SSARR-BA Ben Askren Welterweight SSARR-BO Brian Ortega Featherweight SSARR-CC Cortney Casey Strawweight SSARR-CL Chuck Liddell Light Heavyweight SSARR-DC Daniel Cormier Heavyweight SSARR-DL Derrick Lewis Heavyweight SSARR-DR Dominick Reyes Light Heavyweight SSARR-HC Henry Cejudo Flyweight SSARR-HD Hakeem Dawodu Featherweight SSARR-JA Jessica Andrade Strawweight SSARR-JC Jared Cannonier Middleweight SSARR-JRC Jessica-Rose Clark Bantamweight SSARR-LE Leon Edwards Welterweight SSARR-MBE Mirsad Bektić Featherweight SSARR-MD Mackenzie Dern Strawweight SSARR-MH Max Holloway Featherweight SSARR-NM Nicco Montaño Bantamweight SSARR-PF Paul Felder Lightweight SSARR-RN Rose Namajunas Strawweight SSARR-RO Rachael Ostovich Flyweight SSARR-SM Stipe Miocic Heavyweight SSARR-SP Santiago Ponzinibbio Welterweight SSARR-SPE Sergio Pettis Bantamweight SSARR-TS Tatiana Suarez Strawweight SSARR-TW Tyron Woodley Welterweight SSARR-VS Valentina Shevchenko Flyweight SINGLE ATHLETE SIGNATURE SWATCHES TRIPLE RELIC AUTOGRAPHS SSATR-AL Aspen Ladd Bantamweight SSATR-BA Ben Askren Welterweight SSATR-BO Brian Ortega Featherweight SSATR-CC Cortney Casey Strawweight SSATR-DC Daniel Cormier Heavyweight SSATR-GSP Georges St-Pierre Middleweight SSATR-HC Henry Cejudo Flyweight SSATR-JA Jessica Andrade Strawweight SSATR-JC Jared Cannonier Middleweight SSATR-MH Max Holloway Featherweight SSATR-NM Nicco Montaño Bantamweight SSATR-RN Rose Namajunas Strawweight SSATR-RO Rachael Ostovich Flyweight SSATR-SP Sergio Pettis Bantamweight SINLGLE ATHLETE SIGNATURE SWATCHES DUAL RELIC AUTOGRAPHS SSADR-AL Aspen Ladd Bantamweight SSADR-AN Amanda Nunes Bantamweight SSADR-BA Ben Askren Welterweight SSADR-BO Brian Ortega Featherweight SSADR-DC Daniel Cormier Heavyweight SSADR-GSP Georges St-Pierre Middleweight SSADR-HC Henry Cejudo Flyweight SSADR-HD Hakeem Dawodu Featherweight SSADR-JA Jessica Andrade Strawweight SSADR-MD Mackenzie Dern Strawweight SSADR-MH Max Holloway Featherweight SSADR-RN Rose Namajunas Strawweight SSADR-RO Rachael Ostovich Flyweight SSADR-TS Tatiana Suarez Strawweight RELIC FOUR ATHLETE PRIMARY PIECES FQPR-ANSJ Jessica Andrade Strawweight FQPR-ANSJ Joanna Jędrzejczyk Strawweight FQPR-ANSJ Rose Namajunas Strawweight FQPR-ANSJ Tatiana Suarez Strawweight FQPR-CJNN Daniel Cormier Heavyweight FQPR-CJNN Amanda Nunes Bantamweight FQPR-CJNN Jon Jones Light Heavyweight FQPR-CJNN Khabib Nurmagomedov Lightweight FQPR-CMLV Stipe Miocic Heavyweight FQPR-CMLV Daniel Cormier Heavyweight FQPR-CMLV Derrick Lewis Heavyweight FQPR-CMLV Cain Velasquez Heavyweight FQPR-JGSR Alexander Gustafsson Light Heavyweight FQPR-JGSR Jon Jones Light Heavyweight FQPR-JGSR Anthony Smith Light Heavyweight FQPR-JGSR Dominick Reyes Light Heavyweight FQPR-NLZC Cat Zingano Bantamweight FQPR-NLZC Amanda Nunes Bantamweight FQPR-NLZC Aspen Ladd Bantamweight FQPR-NLZC Bethe Correia Bantamweight FQPR-NPFM Dustin Poirier Lightweight FQPR-NPFM Conor McGregor Lightweight FQPR-NPFM Khabib Nurmagomedov Lightweight FQPR-NPFM Tony Ferguson Lightweight FQPR-WATP Santiago Ponzinibbio
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