2002 Fleer E-X Jeff Kent Essential Credentials Future #80 /106 CGC 8.5

Product Description

A numbered early-2000s Essential Credentials Future parallel featuring former MVP Jeff Kent.

This 2002 Fleer E-X Jeff Kent Essential Credentials Future #80 features Kent during his San Francisco Giants era on the bold, premium-style Fleer E-X design collectors remember from the early 2000s.

Essential Credentials parallels have long carried strong hobby appeal thanks to their limited print runs, distinctive design, and place within one of Fleer’s most collector-focused product lines. This copy is serial numbered 046/106, adding scarcity and display appeal beyond a standard base card.

Kent was one of the top power-hitting second basemen of his era, with a career that included MVP honors, All-Star selections, and a long run as a key offensive force. For Giants fans, Jeff Kent collectors, and early-2000s parallel collectors, this is a sharp numbered slab with real hobby character.

Graded CGC 8.5, this copy offers strong collector-grade presentation for any Jeff Kent, San Francisco Giants, or Essential Credentials collection.

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Card Details

Player: Jeff Kent
Set: 2002 Fleer E-X
Parallel: Essential Credentials Future
Card Number: #80
Team: San Francisco Giants
Serial Number: 046/106
Grade: CGC 8.5
Rookie Card: No

Why It Belongs in Your Collection

Numbered Essential Credentials Future parallel from 2002 Fleer E-X
Serial numbered 046/106
Features former MVP Jeff Kent during his San Francisco Giants era
Strong fit for Giants fans, Jeff Kent collectors, and early-2000s parallel collectors
CGC 8.5 slab — solid collector-grade presentation with standout design appeal

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