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2000 SkyBox Superlatives Star Rubies Jake Plummer #6 PSA 5
2000 SkyBox Superlatives Star Rubies Jake Plummer #6 PSA 5
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A scarce turn-of-the-century parallel featuring Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jake Plummer.
This 2000 SkyBox Superlatives #6 showcases Plummer in his Cardinals uniform on a bold comic-inspired design with the caption “Captain Comeback Fears Cards!” The card’s vivid red and orange finish gives the Star Rubies parallel a distinctive appearance that stands apart from the standard Superlatives issue.
Star Rubies parallels are among the more recognizable and collectible late-1990s and early-2000s SkyBox inserts, with this version limited to just 50 copies. That combination of scarcity, unique artwork, and strong Arizona Cardinals appeal makes it an interesting pickup for Plummer collectors, Cardinals fans, and collectors of rare football parallels.
Graded PSA 5 Excellent, this copy is professionally authenticated, encapsulated, and ready for display.
Front photo shown — what you see is exactly what you get.
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Card Details
Player: Jake Plummer
Team: Arizona Cardinals
Year: 2000
Set: SkyBox
Insert: Superlatives
Parallel: Star Rubies
Card Number: #6
Print Run: Limited to 50 copies
Grade: PSA 5 Excellent
Certification Number: 156590457
Rookie Card: No
Why It Belongs in Your Collection
- Scarce Star Rubies parallel limited to 50 copies
- Features Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jake Plummer
- Bold comic-inspired Superlatives design
- Memorable “Captain Comeback Fears Cards!” caption
- Strong fit for Cardinals, Plummer, and rare-parallel collectors
- Professionally graded and protected by PSA
- Exact card shown is the card you will receive
Shipping & Handling
- Securely packaged in a protective slab sleeve and sturdy shipping box
- Free shipping — no surprises at checkout
- Packed with the same care we’d expect for our own collection 🤠
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